Chapter

 1 II   |          existence, great is the misery, great the pain, great and
 2 V    |          hath brought him to the misery that thou seest." "And,"
 3 V    |         and avoid coming to such misery. They answered him, "In
 4 VII  |          alas! into this life of misery and woe, and at the last
 5 VII  |          depth of misfortune and misery, we were not forgotten by
 6 VIII |         close, neither shall the misery and punishment of sinners
 7 VIII |          allotted the station of misery on the left. Then shall
 8 XI   |        the exceeding frailty and misery of our nature, hath not
 9 XI   |        he had come to the utmost misery, and might not even fill
10 XI   | understand the worthlessness and misery of human frailty, fell under
11 XIII |         every turn; and he cried misery on himself for his vain
12 XXI  |    present, and proved the utter misery of such as cleave thereto,
13 XXI  |       Lord's sake, think upon my misery, that I may be enabled to
14 XXXII|         he to understand his own misery, for the word of salvation