Chapter

 1 1|    said Raphael. "When has not suffering been keener for a more susceptible
 2 2|      indifference! was not the suffering hideous? ~"Foedora did not
 3 2|      formerly have brought you suffering? You probably set some value
 4 2|    rose almost to the point of suffering. To my vexation, I recollected
 5 2|       of physical or of mental suffering. Was it a prayer or a malediction,
 6 2|        will lie upon your sofa suffering unheard-of ills, unable
 7 2|     with spikes, that physical suffering might quell mental anguish. ~"
 8 3|        time to be untouched by suffering and unmoved by a deathbed;
 9 3| fashionable world expels every suffering creature from its midst,
10 3|       disease. The world holds suffering and misfortune in abhorrence;
11 3|  account of their weakness and suffering. To these the Evangel promises