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 1 8 |     smile on her lips. She had suffered; she was still suffering.
 2 9 |       time that she coughed. I suffered at the thought of the injury
 3 13|    still awaiting him. ~I have suffered deeply during these last
 4 13|      in comparison with what I suffered that night. ~ ~
 5 14|       who will not know what I suffered. ~I said to myself, under
 6 22|     forget what you would have suffered through that lost creature
 7 23|      should pay for what I had suffered. ~I could not be indifferent
 8 25| Marguerite Gautier, would have suffered so at the mere thought of
 9 26|        suspect, is what I have suffered since our separation. ~I
10 27|  understand what you must have suffered, my friend, if all that
11 27|   course of her life, that she suffered for it, and that she died