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 1 1 |  innocence and of melancholy suffering. She was like a figure of
 2 2 |  this duke; she was not only suffering from the same complaint,
 3 4 |    still take in me makes my suffering less. I shall not live long
 4 4 | telling me the cause of your suffering. One feels better while
 5 6 |    crisis under which he was suffering. ~As for me, all I can say
 6 8 |      suffered; she was still suffering. Though it was April, she
 7 11|     am not well; I have been suffering all day. I could not sleep,
 8 15|       sad as I sometimes am, suffering as I always am, to find
 9 26|    young, was broken down by suffering. ~The bad weather has returned.
10 26|   get used to the thought of suffering more than I suffer now,