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 1 2 |           be~preparing him for rest eternal. This constant somnolence,
 2 8 |       though the love itself may be eternal. I have no right now to
 3 10|             unless it thinks~itself eternal, and you saw not far before
 4 12|          beautiful line of Dante on eternal happiness, which I heard
 5 12| unremembered, alas! by you, will~be eternal riches to your~ ~Calyste.~ ~ ~
 6 13|        round his neck, to become an eternal regret~to him. If I cannot
 7 14|              extent, unchanging and eternal duration, that ocean with
 8 14|    lessening my fault is to make it eternal."~ ~"Say rather, madame,
 9 14|          now wished her power to be eternal.~ ~Her coquetries became
10 14|            were to be henceforth an eternal and dreadful relic.~ ~"We'
11 15|             our happiness. We swear eternal~faithfulness, and declare
12 16|             soul the vestiges of an eternal~love.~ ~"Have you loved
13 17|             Calyste, I shall owe my eternal happiness; will you not~
14 17|            that social~necessity an eternal problem. Marriageable daughters,
15 25|           proposed, as proof of his eternal attachment to his little~