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 1 1 |     houses of the old town have suffered no change; and they have~
 2 1 |       nor diminished. None have suffered upon their~frontage from
 3 7 |       knowledge of herself. She suffered and~analyzed her feelings
 4 8 |        life to Gennaro,~and she suffered from the restraints imposed
 5 10|      had left upon his hair; he suffered with her suffering;~he fancied
 6 11|    where the transparent tissue suffered~the blue network of swollen
 7 11| continued. "One~must needs have suffered to know the truth of his
 8 12|    Claude Vignon. I was mute; I~suffered in silence. Well, for you
 9 12|          Perhaps I have not yet suffered~enough to have the indulgent
10 14|     Calyste's promises; and she suffered him to~commiserate her for
11 16|       the chevalier. "Ah! how I suffered! She was the wife~of my