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Meanings of inward wounds in English
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Usage of inward wounds in English
1
No doubt the motion greatly inflamed his inward wounds, but that could not be helped.
2
This, doubtless, cannot be done without inward wounds; but such wounds are in God's hands, and He can cure them.
3
There was some talk of hæmorrhage and inward wounds, and Sir Jacob from Saville Row was suggested by Lady Staveley.
4
In proportion as her inward wounds closed, her grace and beauty blossomed once more on her countenance, but more thoughtful, more reposeful.
5
9 Dying each day with inward wounds of dolour's dart.