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1  I, 3  |  fire-dogs.~She complained of suffering since the beginning of the
2 II, 5  |   blended themselves into one suffering, and instead of turning
3 II, 8  |     for themselves of so much suffering endured. Something of monastic
4 II, 11 |     had already complained of suffering from it. No attention had
5 III, 1 |       pity! She should not be suffering now! Leon at once envied
6 III, 6 |   through every experience of suffering and of pleasure. What had
7 III, 8 |        to see if she were not suffering. But no! nothing as yet.
8 III, 8 |     more ready to plunge into suffering. Disdainful of honours,
9 III, 11| Bois-Guillaume hill, a wretch suffering from a horrible facial wound.