Section,  Paragraph

1  II,  72 |    ourselves to the finite is painful to us.~If man made himself
2  II,  79 |       useless, uncertain, and painful. And were it true, we do
3  II,  140|     he seems so free from all painful and disquieting thoughts?
4  II,  172|      the present is generally painful to us. We conceal it from
5  VI,  386| enemies and harassed by these painful phantoms, or that we passed
6 VII,  498|      would be nothing in this painful to us. We suffer only in
7 VII,  539|       both engaged in equally painful exercises. But the soldier
8  IX,  619|       a thousand peculiar and painful observances, on pain of