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 1 7 |       endure a horrible inward anguish.~ ~No sooner did Calyste
 2 11|  miserythat's the last drop of~anguish in your cup!"~ ~The next
 3 14|  related to him the misery and anguish she~had gone through in
 4 15| capable of arresting the first anguish of~such pain, which is always
 5 16|      silenced for a moment the anguish of his love. During the
 6 18|      But to you I~can tell the anguish I endured on seeing you
 7 19|       doubt the sun. I've such anguish~in my soul I scarcely feel
 8 20|        with its wounds and its anguish, to the~gloomy darkness
 9 21|   supreme~cries of her heart's anguish, excited by the pangs of
10 26|     calculations and the fiery anguish concealed with~these lives