They were imprisoned and butchered for their pains.
For all their pains, however, what they are getting is a more prolonged recession.
Until recently, American politicians have taken great pains to conceal their pains from the public.
Both die for their pains, and are swept up to heaven by an angel.
They're on the tiny stage and get a tiny, tinny sound for their pains.
Only a few little ones are left, quietly tucking into their pains au chocolat and cranberry twists.
Barney, his dogman, groom and butler, helped him with the patients and kept track of their pains.
The courts note them, but for their pains the police get no more than a gentle rap on their knuckles.
They helped organize an antislavery convention held in Utica, New York, in October 1835 and endured mob violence for their pains.
Only a very few brave Germans tried to keep other political options alive, often earning a spell in a camp for their pains.
But nothing distinguishes Maqroll's women so much as their willingness to knock themselves out for him, reaping misfortune and abandonment for their pains.
