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 1 Int |     without pity who contemplated suffering.”~He has the deepest sympathy
 2 Int |        and become a new source of suffering.~In any case, Maupassant’
 3 Int |  characteristics. It is universal suffering that it covers. And to tell
 4 Int |          are tortured by physical suffering, social cruelty and the
 5 Int |    generously does he espouse its suffering. His compassion is unbounded
 6 Int |          by contact with life and suffering. And the work of the romancer,
 7 Int |     mysterious darting pains. His suffering was so great that he longed
 8 Int | overtension of his nerves through suffering his perceptions broadened,
 9 Int |         is touched, and causes me suffering, and in my head as well;
10 Int |         sacrifice, the passion of suffering; he extols self-sacrifice,
11 Int |        night is at hand; weary of suffering any longer, he hurriedly
12 Int |           He sympathizes with all suffering; physical suffering, moral
13 Int |           all suffering; physical suffering, moral suffering, the suffering
14 Int |         physical suffering, moral suffering, the suffering caused by
15 Int |   suffering, moral suffering, the suffering caused by treachery, the
16 Int |          live, his face wasted by suffering, his large eyes with a distressed
17 VII |     Rosalie sighed as if she were suffering, and from time to time made
18 VIII|       heard from him how you were suffering, and we would not put off
19 VIII|           borne her child without suffering and without difficulty,
20 VIII|        knowledge for anything but suffering.~All at once her sufferings
21 X   |           and the very thought of suffering his approach filled her
22 XI  |         his arms, forgave all the suffering he had caused her, to remember
23 XI  |       overcome with weariness and suffering.~She awoke about the middle
24 XII |         whom you have caused much suffering. Jeanne.”~When the notary