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 1      I,  V   | brought us no relief from our sufferings !”~“No, Paulina,” replied
 2      I,  V   |     could I now recollect the sufferings to which you allude—the
 3      I,  V   |     the Arctic Ocean, nor the sufferings involved in wintering only
 4      I,  X   |       But in spite of all his sufferings, Captain Franklin explored
 5      I,  XX  | danger arose to aggravate the sufferings of the colonists.~
 6      I,  XXI |    lips. The women bore their sufferings with the greatest heroism,
 7     II,  II  |      not bear to think of the sufferings and trials her “dear girl”
 8     II,  V   |      Mac-Nab, remembering the sufferings of the last winter, built
 9     II,  XV  |    the ground.~Great were the sufferings of Corporal Joliffe at this
10     II,  XVII|     what fearful fatigues and sufferings they would all have had