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 1 1 |       escutcheon would delight a lover of the heraldic~art by a
 2 6 |         the lips, reassuring the lover whom the gravity of~that
 3 6 |       were~lacking to her former lover. He did, in truth, possess
 4 7 |           The heart of the young lover recognized~the cry of despairing
 5 8 |         of social~life to make a lover laugh; their dignity and
 6 10|      turned round, saw her young lover, and gave him the most~imperious
 7 11|        so sure of her~friend and lover that she can afford to leave
 8 11| beautiful young head of her late lover.~ ~"What a glorious book
 9 12|        me in my own~eyes! Such a lover could not believe in the
10 14| passionate speech into which her lover was~about to launch, by
11 14|         in the eyes of her young lover, over whom she~now wished
12 15|   detached them from their first lover, to~whom they clung as a
13 16|        animal, lasted, this poor lover, caged in his despair,~ceased
14 18|   convulsion in the soul of this lover, who, far~from forgetting
15 18|            she said, smiling. "A lover could not have shown more~
16 25|        your wife; don't play the lover; leave me free to retire
17 26|       when a woman is bored by~a lover) Beatrix trembled with fear