Chapter

1 1|    at all delights, at all sorrows; grasped at existence in
2 1|   he had crushed all human sorrows beneath his potent will.
3 1|     ambitions, losses, and sorrows, as men call them, are for
4 1|    that end in death, your sorrows that quicken the pace of
5 1|   must come and add to her sorrows by trying to lead her astray;
6 2| scorn for my past joys and sorrows. Seen from afar, my life
7 2|    by music. I breathed my sorrows forth in melodies. Beethoven
8 2|  know his secret thoughts, sorrows, and feelings; to know merely
9 2|  about forty years of age; sorrows had left their traces on