They look less human than little monsters, dirty ragged with eyes that will haunt one forever -- eyes of little beasts in the last anguish of death.
The suit claims the gun and drugs cops found did not belong to the rapper, and that officers were "chanting the lyrics to his chart-topping songs," the arrest leaving him with lasting "nervous shock and mental anguish".
But keep one thing in mind, procrastinators: if you file for an extension, the last-minute anguish you avoided in April will only come back to bite you in October.
Laurence Olivier, when he was in his late fifties, was visited by a spell that lasted, intermittently, for five years, causing him great anguish.
Marie was last seen collapsing in anguish.
As for Ireland, she does no wrong, and lends as much credibility as could be wished to the anguishing last years Marie Antoinette never expected to experience.
"To her last, my mother bore the anguish of not knowing what had happened to Jesús.
France's secular pride has, however, turned to anguish in the last few months of Nicolas Sarkozy's chaotic and incoherent presidency.
One corporate video, telling people to invest in Deptford, South London, provoked such a howl of public anguish in the last few weeks that the company behind it, Cathedral, have taken it offline and are refusing to talk to the press about it (fortunately, one public-spirited citizen has re-uploaded it to YouTube).
