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 1 Introd  | attractive phase. The storms and anguish and hazardous adventures
 2 Introd  |       for thirty-four years with anguish of spirit and dogged persistence.~
 3 Introd  |          in his arms, groping in anguish for a phrase, has naturally
 4 Introd  |        later, he is still in mad anguish of desolation:~“I had some
 5 XXXV    |         I do not understand your anguish. Good night, dear brother,
 6 XXXIX   |         are you experiencing the anguish and labors of childbirth?
 7 XLIV    |       Isn’t it an uneasiness, an anguish caused by the desire of
 8 CLIX    |         has passed through cruel anguish, Maurice has been seriously,
 9 CLXXXIII|      deal. I have undergone much anguish. Well! all these pangs accumulated
10 CXCVII  |          be so? And you chide my anguish as a weakness, and puerile
11 CCXVII  |         could not swallow; every anguish attached to the violent
12 CCXXI   |        things of this world end, anguish after struggle! What a bitter
13 CCCII   |         it manifests itself with anguish. You prefer a well-turned
14 CCCXVI  |        you had seen in Paris the anguish of Martine![Footnote: George