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This weight of years had a perennial novelty for the poor sufferer.
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Out it comes, and there is one poor sufferer the less in Prato.
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The poor sufferer struggled in vain to conceal his strong emotion.
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The poor sufferer is very pale, and his face shows marks of pain.
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Being thus commanded, the girl went up to the poor sufferer's bedside, saying-
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As for my own poor sufferer-whatmonths and years are before us both!
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The pain ceases, and the poor sufferer blesses the mustard.
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He arose after a few minutes and found the poor sufferer almost past speaking.
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Only, what must it have been to the poor sufferer in the room above?
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Mrs. Bernard approached the poor sufferer, and took her hand.
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Soon I was reassuring the poor sufferer, whilst endeavoring to make her more comfortable.
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Thus the poor sufferer tried to comfort others and herself.
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Live, and I'll give every minute of my life to loving you, poor sufferer.'
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At the stake, the poor sufferer, feeling the fire, uttered the cry of Oh!
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No papouse; the mother all alone. She began re-adjusting the poor sufferer in her blanket.
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The agony and cries of the poor sufferer he depicted in a most lively manner.
