1
Mr Bell laughed at his fellow-sufferer, held out his hand and said:
2
The sufferer fell back exhausted with his labor, but bathed in glory.
3
Of course the sufferer had the greatest trouble in eating and drinking.
4
I was the guilty person, not she; and she is the sufferer.
5
I seem to have been a good solid sufferer in my youth.
6
Often this causes the sufferer to have bouts of insomnia as well.
7
I am the only sinner: that sweet angel is the only sufferer.
8
Though the words were not understood by the sufferer, the gesture was.
9
You saw at a glance the cultured woman and the patient sufferer.
10
The lines about the sufferer's mouth tightened; he clutched his hands hard.
11
I reached the sufferer, and grasped the stick to which she clung.
12
Fifth, the pain given to the families of both doer and sufferer.
13
The villains were my friends, not the sufferer's; I was not injured.
14
If I only were the sufferer, I could bear the burden uncomplainingly.
15
Remember it is she who will be the sufferer and not yourself.
16
He found himself again in prison, and again and again a sufferer.
