Chapter

 1 II   |          was filled with mingled grief and fury, and, in speech
 2 IV   |          home, he fell into much grief and distress in his perplexity
 3 V    |        reason of which continual grief and unceasing care consumeth
 4 V    |      increase his boy's pain and grief, he answered, "My son, I
 5 V    |          his companions, and his grief knew no ease; for he said
 6 VIII |   consumeth my flesh in pain and grief, and fasteneth on my very
 7 X    |           he was distraught with grief, regretting that the bird
 8 X    |         thou art distraught with grief because I have escaped out
 9 XVI  |   gladness that have no share of grief and vexation; perpetual
10 XXII |          he was overwhelmed with grief, and said unto them, "Where
11 XXIV |         of thy mind, and kept my grief to myself, not wishing to
12 XXX  |      shalt quickly see me die of grief and despair, and thou shalt
13 XXXVI|   pleading, what extravagance of grief did they omit? They kissed
14 XL   | sepulchre. And then, the fire of grief kindling all the hotter