Chapter

 1 1| indemnify him for these present sufferings; setting upon all his actions
 2 1|        disclosing my unheard-of sufferings, for which language has
 3 2|    heart, I lived on in all the sufferings of impotent force that consumes
 4 2|       nameless gallant. The old sufferings were renewed, but less sharply;
 5 2| whatever to indicate the secret sufferings or emotions with which I
 6 2|        been misunderstood. What sufferings have I not endured for your
 7 2|    makes us undergo such horrid sufferings so hostile to our weak frames,
 8 2|     hostile to our weak frames, sufferings that encircle every strong
 9 3|  thought of nothing but his own sufferings. He was leaning against
10 3|      always absorbed by his own sufferings, seemingly impatient of
11 3|   apprehensions and soothed his sufferings. ~He would climb the crags,