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Each man stood alone, took no notes, almost as if wrapped in some private sorrow.
The attention that followed Breton's autopsy has added a disorienting public overlay to an otherwise private sorrow, and Joe seemed distinctly conscious of the symbolic pressure.
Charles Henry BrewitheTaylor, the subject of his book Public Success, Private Sorrow (2009), was a pioneering sinologist, related to Charmian.
Pylkkänen thinks Bacon was working at an artistic and emotional peak when he painted this furious bloody mary cocktail of artistic ambition and private sorrow.
Gallagher's breezy impudence masks a caring heart, a private sorrow and a résumé that includes a stint in Somalia working for Doctors Without Borders.
A man could confide his private sorrow or his elation or his exhaustion to F. P. A. without exposing himself to the stigma of a money reward.
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