英和和英

to distress oneself―trouble oneself―worry oneself―grieve―smart

to impair one's health

to distress oneself―trouble oneself―worry oneself―grieve―smart―take anything to heart

to become tense

to hurt a person's feelings

With kind regards,

to divert one's mind―divert one's attention

to disturb one's mind

touched

to suffer mental twinges

to worry （oneself）

to fill one's heart with something

to derange the mind―distract the mind―drive one to distraction―drive one distracted―drive one mad

the act of making someone feel anxious

to collect oneself―gather one's scattered wits

to distress oneself―worry oneself

to give careful consideration

one's heart aches.

to refine one's mind

to bend one's mind to―direct one's attention to―anything

to make up one's mind―determine―resolve

of a person, to be worn out with sorrow

to confuse a person emotionally

to divert one's mind from care

to trust one―confide in one

to soften one's heart―soothe one's feelings

to fix one's mind upon―fix one's attention upon―anything

inspirational；evocative

to train the spirit

to sigh for somebody―languish for somebody