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 1 II  |        pay them himself, but he~knows neither of the languages
 2 III | speaking of a faithfulness~that knows no bounds, for what is it?--
 3 III |       success, yourself, heaven knows what, before him; now~it
 4 V   |      air natural to a woman who knows the worth of her~smiles,
 5 VI  |     cool glance like a~man that knows his power, left him to lie
 6 VI  |     just so much as a traveller knows of~a country when he travels
 7 VI  |    religion with him, he little knows in what a hell he has~set
 8 VII | four-and-twenty," returned he, "knows what she~is about."~ ~He
 9 VIII|      through fear? And if a man knows that he must~risk his life
10 VIII|         an ardent lifetime that knows no diminution of passion
11 VIII|     that is the Parisienne. She knows~that her face is all that
12 VIII|     game of chess. And if a man knows the game, let him be never
13 VIII|        old story that everybody knows if they have been to London,~
14 VIII| minister of your~pleasures; who knows? Perhaps from this time
15 IX  |        would always answer, `He knows how to~love!' People are
16 X   |      unseen love that his heart~knows, is an angel who understands