61.   His latest wound is a jagged gash on his forehead.

62.   His wounds were never that visible, but we came to know that they existed and were deep.

63.   His wounds were so severe that his wife, Jill, burned the letters that he had written her, to help them erase the memory of the war.

64.   His wounds were not life-threatening, police said.

65.   However, the wound was a sign of respect.

66.   His war wounds were so serious that he was never supposed to walk again or be able to use either of his arms.

67.   His wounds were not life-threatening, said Julie Robinson, a spokeswoman for the hospital.

68.   How deep was the wound?

69.   If Ms. Bracco sounds hurt, her wounds are fresh.

70.   Incised even farther are the wounds from suicide attempts, and penetrating even more is the heartache.