Chapter

 1  4,1|     heart opened afresh, and his sufferings were poignant beyond description.
 2  6,2|       she murmured. ~But now her sufferings were less intolerable, for
 3  6,2|         to bear your intolerable sufferings? Don't you remember the
 4 13,5|        unconscious of Valorsay's sufferings and self-constraint. "You
 5 14,5| reappeared and put an end to his sufferings. "Madame will see you,"
 6 14,5|         so terrible had been the sufferings caused her by the shameful
 7 15,4|          I was avenged, that his sufferings equalled mine, increased
 8 15,4|        not pity for his mother's sufferings, nor shame for his father'
 9 15,6|         to repay her for all her sufferings. But the hope was vain.
10 15,6|          greatly alleviate one's sufferings." ~Madame d'Argeles did
11 18,5|          tear over her husband's sufferings. She was sure of her absolute