Chapter

 1 II   |      there is no strife or envy, sorrow or care, but all run the
 2 III  |          with a heavy heart, and sorrow cut short his joy. Howsoever
 3 IV   |         our joy repayeth us with sorrow sevenfold. Its happiness
 4 IV   | sevenfold. Its happiness and its sorrow are more frail than a shadow,
 5 VIII |     heart, and the heavy veil of sorrow, that hath now this long
 6 X    |       thee there, where pain and sorrow and wailing shall flee away.' `
 7 XI   |  offences, tears of compunction, sorrow for our own sins and those
 8 XII  |           in hot tears and sober sorrow, as soldiers in the field
 9 XIII |      fallen into tribulation and sorrow, and need a helping hand.
10 XIV  |    without death, where pain and sorrow and sighing are fled away.
11 XIV  |        is free from all pain and sorrow, and full of security and
12 XXII |         of life, and was full of sorrow, and his soul was pierced
13 XXII |        have brought on thee such sorrow as never before." ~Again
14 XXX  |    darkness and utter woe, where sorrow matched the brightness which
15 XXXI |   spirits, constrained, to their sorrow, by the might of God, bring
16 XXXII|        serpent, charmed away his sorrow with words of salvation,
17 XXXVI|        their cheeks the signs of sorrow. And Ioasaph did thus. There
18 XL   |        with all the devotion and sorrow that can be told, and washed