Part, Chapter, Paragraph,  Pag.

 1    1,    3,  a,   78|        heart upon our miseries.  Misery is ignorance and error,
 2    1,    3,  a,   79|         of  ./. our deviations.  Misery is temptation, a mysterious
 3    1,    3,  a,   79|        of our spiritual forces.  Misery is death, the death of grace,
 4    1,    3,  a,   79|     enslavement of our freedom.  Misery is anguish of spirit; it
 5    1,    3,  a,   79|          distress of the heart.  Misery is the privation of the
 6    1,    3,  a,   79|          infirmity of the body.  Misery is persecution by the wicked,
 7    2,    3,  b,  156|          live out their lives in misery and wretchedness, I shall
 8    2,    4,  c,  191|          are wasting away in our misery.  How can this be?  Is it
 9    2,    5,  c,  213|        them only humiliation and misery.  This is the hour for us
10    3,    2,  d,  288|     vileness, the folly, and the misery of unbelievers.  We must
11    3,    2,  e,  299|          a plea, an admission of misery, an act of ~faith from all
12    3,    2,  e,  302|          before you in all their misery and almost untamed condition. 
13    4,    2      316 |        social wounds and so much misery, over which I poured the
14    4,    2      317 |       all.  The result was sheer misery, hunger at its worst, barely
15    4,    2      319 |        that is, in the spiraling misery of the majority of people
16    5,    1,  b,  381| everywhere be proletarians.  The misery they try to escape by fleeing
17    5,    1,  b,  381|         like their own shadow, a misery made even more acute by
18    5,    1,  b,  382|           poor ‑- tired of their misery ‑- the fresh, peaceful brooks
19    5,    3,  a,  436|      that, at the sight of their misery and distress, at the thought