[sorrow]
| sorrow (saxon) |
| grieve |
| sad |
| mourn (sax) |
| " ing |
| " ful |
| melancholy |
| dismal |
| heavy‑hearted |
| tears |
| black |
| sobs —ing |
| sighing |
| funeral rites |
| wailing |
| lamenting |
| mute grief |
| eloquent silence |
| bewail |
| bemoan |
| deplore |
| regret deeply |
| loud lament |
| pitiful |
| loud weeping |
| violent lamentation |
| anguish |
| wept sore |
| depression |
| pain of mind |
| passionate regret |
| afflicted with grief |
| cast down |
| downcast |
| gloomy |
| serious |
| sympathy |
| moving compassion |
| tenderness |
| tender-hearted |
| full of pity |
| obscurity |
| partial or total darkness |
| (as the gloom of a forest—gloom of midnight) |
| cloudy |
| cloudiness |
| " of mind |
| mind sunk in gloom |
| soul " " " |
| ——— |
| dejection |
| dejected |
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| [shades?] of night |
| heavy |
| dull—sombre |
| sombre shades |
| " ness |
| affliction |
oppress—oppressiove |
| " ion |
| prostration |
| humble—humility |
| suffering—silent suffering |
| burdensome |
| Distress—distressing |
| Calamity |
| Extreme anguish (either of mind or body) |
| Misery |
| torture |
| harrassed |
| weighed down |
| trouble |
| deep affliction |
| plaintive |
| Calamity |
| disaster |
| something that strikes down—as by Almighty |
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