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 1 1|   dreads not torture, yet—to give relief~ ~To her he loves,
 2 1|     all,—~ ~Then Heaven will give the strength to heed the
 3 1|    but Pauline—my love—would give consent!~ ~Else heaven were
 4 1|  fear! Ah, this~ ~Alone will give her rest—her lover bliss.~ ~
 5 1|      reason not the why:~150~Give him thy trust! Oh, thou
 6 1|      heard his voice,—~ 225~‘Give love, that is my due, to
 7 1|     of courtiers; all to him give place;~ ~Unscathed in battle,
 8 2|     father only; she~ ~Shall give no captive hand—her heart
 9 2|    loves no more? I grope! O give me light!~ ~ FABIAN. O see
10 2|        Thou hast no heart to give—thou lov’dst me never!~ ~
11 2|     faintest flaw reveal, to give my soul relief!~ ~Else,
12 2|     me breathe, some respite give from trouble,~ ~Those fears,
13 2|    the call, and Heaven will give the force!~ ~What! Yield
14 3|    st me tears!~185~ PAUL. I give no thanks—no cause for thanks
15 3|      life! To my last prayer give heed!~ ~ FELIX. Too much
16 3|   both love and duty; what I give~ ~I take not back; oh, Polyeucte
17 3|   thee all a daughter had to give,~ 265~Grant, father, this
18 3|    inglorious;~ 320~And if I give Nearchus to the flame~ ~
19 3|         I fear—and fear both give our vision scope—~ 335~E’
20 3|     despair to love and hope give place~ ~To save the guilty
21 4|  enough to lose thee, I must give~ 315~My aid—to make my faithless
22 4|     virtues all endure.~ ~We give these men to rack, and cord,
23 5|       75~Here service free I give upon this earth below,—~ ~
24 5|      would Christian be,—but—give me time,—~ ~By Jove! I’ll
25 5|      a father be,~ ~Forgive,—give back—restore my love to
26 5| shake his constancy.~ 265~To give his hot young blood due
27 5|     scythe to scorn.~ 365~We give them cord and flame, they