Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  V   |        Their trade was visibly suffering. Another symptom also was
 2        I,  IX  |       But at the price of what suffering, Nadia, those alone could
 3        I,  X   |      his poor beasts, who were suffering more from the oppression
 4        I,  XV  |       so to speak, to physical suffering, possessed only with the
 5       II,  I   | greatest possible use to their suffering and despairing fellow-captives.~
 6       II,  II  | without any alleviation of her suffering.~However, a kind Providence
 7       II,  II  |        this contempt of bodily suffering, could only be caused by
 8       II,  III |       three days’ journey, and suffering from burning thirst, could
 9       II,  III |  Directly she bent beneath her suffering, her breast would be pierced
10       II,  VIII|   without being put out of his suffering, and Michael, fastened to
11       II,  XI  |    raft, bore this increase of suffering without complaint. Jolivet
12       II,  XV  |    Europe. The road so full of suffering when going, was a road of