Sir John Norton, who was present, wept bitterly at their unmerited sufferings.

He admired their constancy and pitied their unmerited sufferings.

They relate 'that his body was literally mangled, before he was released from his unmerited sufferings'.

He refused to leave me; he reminded me of his unmerited sufferings, poor fellow, in the past time.

The common theology explains it as teaching that there was an expiatory efficacy in the unmerited sufferings of Christ.

'A certain Durweish, knowing the consternation of the people, and feeling pity for their unmerited sufferings, sent for the Vizier privately.

"He may be a king, sure enough, in his own country, Captain Poke; a fact that would add tenfold agony to his unmerited sufferings."