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 1 II     |     above me~Only deepens my sorrow, - makes me thoughtful the
 2 III    | twentieth day . . . cause of sorrow the country having . . .
 3 III    |      Placed in this world of sorrow, but not to stay, is the
 4 IV     |   the snow is gone. The real sorrow and fear of death arise
 5 VI     |    and we never had any real sorrow until father fell sick. "
 6 VI     |  into one's own life all the sorrow of that other person, -
 7 VII    |      a world of ugliness and sorrow after seven years of fairyland.~   
 8 VIII   |    night is verily cause for sorrow;~Since twice in a single
 9 VIII   |     this world of change and sorrow;~But love's way never changes
10 VIII   |    never to meet at all were sorrow too great to bear.~Too joyful
11 VIII(1)|     phrase, Ai betsu ri ku ("Sorrow of parting and pain of separation").~
12 VIII   |     a wisdom that increaseth sorrow, but as a wisdom to quicken
13 IX     |   and even the source of all sorrow and sin. "The mind, the
14 IX     |    conception, birth; birth, sorrow and decrepitude and death.