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1         I,II |    bruised shoulders,~made him suffer horribly. This harsh application
2         I,III|      others so afflicted~might suffer no discouragement. He had
3         I,V  |   business. Won't the business suffer? However, that is your~affair.
4         I,I  |       through their diaphragms suffer in those parts when overtaken
5         I,I  | perceptions are in their heads suffer~from cerebral pains and
6         I,II |   generous~martyr preferred to suffer, rather than fling the fiery
7         I,VI | trading, and who are liable to suffer for~their judgments when