1
The afflicted man and woman found relief for a short space of time.
2
Alfred was busy carrying the afflicted man water by the gourdful from the spring.
3
Apparently the Canon did not look upon himself as an afflicted man at all.
4
The sight of the poor afflicted man disgusts you.
5
A watchman & an elevator boy arrived & the afflicted man asked them what they saw.
6
The afflicted man burst into tears, and nature found a salutary relief, which saved his life.
7
No other malady like thee ever afflicted man.
8
The afflicted man's voice was jerky and unmusical.
9
That is what makes the Psalms, above all, the poor man's book, the afflicted man's book.
10
How could she tell her father-thekindly but afflicted man to whom she was devoted-thebitter truth?
11
My loyalty towards the afflicted man, whose friendly advances I had seen good reason to return, was in no sense shaken.
12
We are often mistaken in calling such or such an afflicted man good, and such or such a prosperous man bad.
13
Could he have reconciled it to his conscience to leave the afflicted man who had trusted him without a word of reply?
14
Susannah alighted at once and walked to the tavern, in order that her husband might drive with all speed to the afflicted man.
15
And all have such an odor that it is wonderful, so that I am the most afflicted man in the world not to know them.
16
"Yes, Flockart," answered the afflicted man, taking his guest's hand in warm friendship.
