Part, Chapter, Paragraph,  Pag.

 1    1,    2,  b,   46|           I get scared at my most wretched unworthiness"~ ~Today is
 2    1,    2,  b,   46|           I get scared at my most wretched unworthiness.  I must begin
 3    1,    3,  a,   79|    oppression of the weak and the wretched.  Now, for all these miseries
 4    1,    3,  b,   89| difficulties, and sorrows of this wretched life, which is a valley
 5    1,    3,  c,   89|           through mud and dust, a wretched burden, a useless weight
 6    2,    3,  a,  151|          widows, the orphans, the wretched of all sorts are the bishop'
 7    2,    3,  a,  155|          bishop ‑- even of one as wretched and miserable as I am ‑-
 8    3,    1,  e,  253|           of these memories.  How wretched they are, for it means that
 9    3,    2,  b,  274|       This responsibility, in our wretched times, falls exclusively
10    3,    2,  e,  293|          the most unfortunate and wretched of all people.  They are
11    3,    2,  e,  299|     themselves are aware of their wretched condition, but they can
12    3,    2,  e,  301|           punishment.  0 you most wretched of the wretched, you poor
13    3,    2,  e,  301|          you most wretched of the wretched, you poor deaf-mute, are
14    5,    1,  c,  384|          cities of their dreams!  Wretched souls!  Exhausted by work,
15    5,    3,  a,  432|     gentleman said, to hear those wretched people regret the happiness