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1. Once again the shattered young lady felt great pangs of regret well up in her throat

2. He slouched back onto his hind legs as the hunger pangs

3. His hunger pangs drove him into a frenzy

4. Once again the shattered young lady felt great pangs of regret

5. They’re both of an age that has shared the vicissitudes of the Three Day Week, the Winter of Discontent and New Labour's protracted birth pangs amid Thatcher's dose of social realism, but the horizons on view throughout their shared histories have been very different

6. This event unmistakably signaled the birth pangs had truly begun for the humble beginning of a new era

7. Zarko felt pangs of regret that they weren’t friends anymore

8. For all of his bluster, Mercer Frey was not immune to the pangs of grievous injury

9. And both were feeling the time pass with renewed pangs of DRAFTChapter 12 223

10. Even just thinking about such things brought on an inexplicable mixture of emotions and pangs of conscience

11. ” Her hand flew to her forehead in an effort to soothe fresh, dull pangs of pain

12. Captain Novikov was now suffering the first pangs of doubt that her decision to rush Vanguard to Callisto station had been a wise move

13. Pamela felt pangs of pride sweep in as she waited for

14. Now pangs of hunger were added

15. My natural inclination was to flee and save my own skin, but not wanting to be afflicted by pangs of guilt for the next few days, I decided to see if there was anything that I could do

16. He had for some time felt the hunger pangs of old as they gnawed at his middle

17. He remembered how the warmth of his hand had lessened the pangs when nothing else could be done and he wondered if she, in her sleep, now felt them

18. They finished each other’s sentences, and when apart for too long, Nico felt pangs in her stomach, much like the withdrawals symptoms of ameth addict

19. At supper time they did not feel the pangs of hunger which they had suffered earlier in the day

20. heart shall melt: 8 And they shall be afraid: pangs and sorrows shall take hold of them; they shall be in pain as a woman who

21. 3 Therefore are my loins filled with pain: pangs have taken hold on me, as the pangs of a

22. Like as a woman with child, that draws near the time of her delivery, is in pain, and cries out in her pangs; so have we been in your

23. 23 O inhabitant of Lebanon, that make your nest in the cedars, how gracious shall you be when pangs come on you, the

24. Edom be as the heart of a woman in her pangs

25. Babylon has heard the report of them, and his hands waxed feeble: anguish took hold of him, and pangs as of a woman in travail

26. 20 Sound sleep comes of moderate eating, he rises early, and his wits are with him, but the pain of watching, and choler, and pangs of

27. who was tried at this time with bitterer pangs than those of parturition! 17 O you only woman who have brought out perfect holiness!

28. You shall weary yourself, and rest not; you shall be afflicted by bitterness, and shall not taste of sweetness; you shall be afflicted by heat, and oppressed by cold; and you shall toil much, and not grow rich; and you shall make haste, and not attain your end; and the wild beasts, of which you were Lord, shall rise up against you in rebellion, because you have not kept my commandment; And having turned to me, the Lord says to me, Since you have obeyed the serpent, and disobeyed my commandment, you shall be in distresses and unbearable pains; you shall bring out children with great tremblings; and in one hour shall you come to bring them out, and lose your life in consequence of your great straits and pangs; And you shall confess, and say, Lord, Lord, save me; and I shall not return to the sin of the flesh; And on this account in your own words I shall judge you, on account of the enmity which the enemy has put in you; and you shall turn again to your husband, and he shall be your Lord

29. You shall weary yourself and rest not; you shall be afflicted by bitterness and shall not taste of sweetness; you shall be afflicted by heat and oppressed by cold; and you shall toil much and not grow rich; and you shall make haste and not attain your end; and the wild beasts of which you were Lord shall rise up against you in rebellion because you have not kept my commandment; And having turned to me the Lord says to me Since you have obeyed the serpent and disobeyed my commandment you shall be in distresses and unbearable pains; you shall bring out children with great tremblings; and in one hour shall you come to bring them out and lose your life in consequence of your great straits and pangs; And you shall confess and say Lord Lord save me; and I shall not return to the sin of the flesh; And on this account in your own words I shall judge you on account of the enmity which the enemy has put in you; and you shall turn again to your husband and he shall be your Lord

30. 16 O you mother who was tried at this time with bitterer pangs than those of parturition! 17 O you only woman who have brought out perfect holiness! 18 Your first-born expiring turned you not; nor the second looking miserable in his torments; nor the third breathing out his soul

31. 8 Vainly for your sakes O sons have I endured many pangs and the more difficult anxieties of rearing

32. The light of a far distant star is in pangs, the emissions on the moon’s surface riddles it in shadows, white light ricochets over icy bits of universe, a thin curtain between body and celestial being revealed

33. Pangs of guilt and hopelessness quickly followed, and a certainty that she would be caught and sent to a cold prison cell

34. Soon that autumn gave way to the first pangs of winter

35. Before they all knew it the autumn of that year had given way once more to the cold easterly pangs of winter

36. At length, feeling at ease, he believed his unease should’ve been induced by the birth pangs of Sneha’s reincarnation as Vidya’s daughter

37. The hunger pangs started and I forced myself to ignore them

38. This can help you calm down, and control your hunger pangs

39. 2 The Master had time amidst the pangs of mortal death to listen to the faith confession of the believing brigand

40. Harry peered through the rain and instantly felt pangs of remorse, the waves of gut-wrenching nostalgia that come with memories

41. Late in the afternoon the three of us began to feel hunger pangs in our stomachs

42. You don’t know how many times I wish I would have said those words that were impossible for me to say!” If I could have ripped my heart out I would have, anything to stop the pangs of guilt

43. After his morning workout with Tylin, Joey was free for the rest of the day until the evening came, but he still felt the pangs of exhaustion lingering in his young muscles like flood water after a hurricane

44. I don’t want hunger pangs or thirst to hold me back in

45. Her hunger pangs could

46. Jesus felt the deep pangs of sadness and disappointment when Israel rejected Him as

47. didn't relieve my hunger pangs

48. The burst of citrus and the tender chicken squelched his hunger pangs

49. Lord knows he had felt enough of that for one day so he refused his pangs

50. pangs, because they don"t reach that stage

51. The hollow emptiness within a soul’s starvation Now unleashes the pangs of frustration For promising hope for a once wretched plea Moving toward a spiritual awakening to freedoms door Walking in the Holy Spirit as never before R

52. From the pangs within him, Niles knew that greed wasn't the prime sin of the wealthy, it was envy

53. could feel the cold, salty air upon his cheek, and his pangs of hunger seemed real

54. greatest feat of flavour stretches out the blue fire of birth pangs merry chase and innards

55. sombre devilry and chose the pangs devotion- luckily there lies our mothers mixed

56. That’s the charm of it, isn’t it? But as the urge surges, so would the pain for possession in the pangs of passion

57. As he pushed the door open a little further, pangs of confusion flowed through his mind, wrinkling his forehead

58. When the inevitable end came that ended his moral predicament, seeing his wife’s plight in the debt trap, he was caught in the pangs of guilt; so to pull her out of the financial mess he had pushed her into, he took to bribe-taking; well, she was quick to caution him about the pitfalls on the road ahead, but he continued with the practice regardless that was till he was caught in the act and brought to book to account for a three-year jail term

59. One moment he had pangs of conscience, remembering how hard

60. Moreover, neither did he suffer any Quranic qualms in naming his daughter Annapurna nor had he undergone any Islamic pangs in giving her hand in marriage to Pandit Ravi Shankar, his disciple, much before he became illustrious

61. Pangs screamed from his chest and legs, and his head throbbed

62. Credit continued to wallow in the pangs of self-pity until sleep finally overtook

63. Those who do not fill the pangs of separation from

64. And so, deprivation and poverty, lack of food, the hunger pangs of their children, and their turning to alcohol as a means to dumb their emotional pain, were the reasons they gradually slipped into a life of crime

65. Sadly, the innocent girl and her family spent that day fighting the pangs of hunger

66. Many families suffered from lack of food and children groaned with the hunger pangs in their bellies

67. Harald felt pangs of despair

68. You say that experience teaches that we must not expect too much of gods; that the possible pangs of posterity often leave them cold; that they are blind to the merits of bushels, and discern neither honor nor profit in the use of those vessels of extinguishment; you fear that they will not change, and you exhort me to see to it that their weakness shall not be an occasion for my stumbling

69. Taking a few steps forward, she was overcome with emotion, the first pangs of tears pricking her eyes

70. I had brought a blanket with me and she lay down to take a nap while I waited for her birth pangs to begin

71. Someday, if she continued intrepidly in this career of maternity which seemed to be marked out for her, she, too, would be happily pouring out coffee for a grown-up and successful man-child, all her impatiences and pangs long since forgotten

72. But nobody was choked; and when in the early days of the following week there were in nearly every cottage pangs being assuaged, they were so naturally the consequence of the strange things that had been eaten that only Mrs

73. Everyone had been puzzled, and Trevain had felt the first pangs of true panic he’d experienced in over thirty years

74. By adding a few berries each time and sharing one or two of the larger fruit the children had more than enough food to satisfy any hunger pangs

75. Olin was experiencing pangs of hunger when he entered Henry Macnock's General Store

76. Each time I saw one of the spots empty, I felt pangs of disappointment and guilt

77. ” Alexander felt the pangs of love as he felt its heart beat in his arms

78. I loved her enough to have pangs of conscience for any pain I might cause her but not enough to forget Lizzie

79. dazzling eighteen and Robbie was already feeling the pangs of love

80.  "The pains of death encompassed me, and the pangs of SHEOL laid hold of me" New King James

81.  "The snares of death encompassed me; the pangs of SHEOL laid hold on me" Revised Standard

82. "The pains of death encompassed me, and the pangs of SHEOL laid hold of me" New King James Version

83. "The snares of death encompassed me; the pangs of SHEOL laid hold on me" Revised Standard Version

84. "The pains of death encompassed me, and the pangs of SHEOL laid hold of me"

85. "The snares of death encompassed me; the pangs of SHEOL laid hold on me"

86. “The bad man doesn't have Mommy,” Chevalier said, but the first pangs

87. ” He felt pangs of guilt

88. that can manifest in form of disturbance, pangs of guilt etc

89. subjected to the feeling of anxiety and inherent pangs of guilt that are

90. That way, hunger pangs and cravings are avoided

91. the ban) –a confession that in symbolic form relieves one from pangs

92. This being accomplished, he felt anxious to make trial himself, on the spot, of the virtue of this precious balsam, as he considered it, and so he drank near a quart of what could not be put into the flask and remained in the pigskin in which it had been boiled; but scarcely had he done drinking when he began to vomit in such a way that nothing was left in his stomach, and with the pangs and spasms of vomiting he broke into a profuse sweat, on account of which he bade them cover him up and leave him alone

93. (With pangs and cries as thine own O bearer of many children,

94. had forced her to take refuge in the very pangs of labour, though my father, after a slight reproof, was allowed to remain in his place--allowed by the mother of six children, who, scarcely permitting a footstep to be heard, during her month's

95. is a little bodily pain to the pangs I have endured?'