6.Nothing can be more hopeless than to attempt to explain this similarity of pattern in members of the same class, by utility or by the doctrine of final causes.
7.There was despair, too, in a series of prints, " The Disasters of War" , not published until 1863: body parts strewn on trees, piles of corpses, people being clubbed to death.
8.So that we might be forewarned or just helped to feel less lonely and given a map with which to escape our labyrinth, the archetypal despair-inducing love story has the following characteristics to it.
9.Moreover, there was a haunting look of despair about her that went to his heart and made him more gentle with her than he had ever been with any person in all the world.
10.Nothing can be worse than this state of things, and the matter was only made the more hopeless by the fact that Mrs. Bodman lived a blameless life, while her husband was no worse than the majority of men.