Chapter

 1 II  |         is the misery, great the pain, great and ceaseless the
 2 II  |   yoke-fellows are dejection and pain. Its riches is poverty;
 3 V   |     would but increase his boy's pain and grief, he answered, "
 4 V   |        he, "and fulfilled of all pain and anguish, if this be
 5 VIII|        and consumeth my flesh in pain and grief, and fasteneth
 6 X   |         befall thee there, where pain and sorrow and wailing shall
 7 XIV |      wisdom. For life is without pain and reproach to those that
 8 XIV | immortality without death, where pain and sorrow and sighing are
 9 XIV |     darkness and tribulation and pain, prepared for the devil
10 XIV |     abode, that is free from all pain and sorrow, and full of
11 XVI |      these enjoyments! Free from pain and free from toil is the
12 XXI |          am divided in soul with pain and anguish? What excuse
13 XXI |          son burst into tears of pain and vexation, unable to
14 XXII|         the last, worn down with pain, he withdrew to his own
15 XXII|        malady common to man; but pain of heart, arising from an
16 XXIV|      imprisoned in the perpetual pain of dark and unquenchable