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 1 I   |    even~more intoxicating than sweet wine; already in imagination
 2 I   |    blind devotion, it was very sweet to~him to draw nearer to
 3 III |       you, it~will be cold!" a sweet voice called gently through
 4 III |       of glances, delicate and sweet as blue water-~flowers on
 5 V   |    line occurs, "Thy songs are sweet, I love to say them over,"
 6 V   |      turns and gazes with sad, sweet eyes~Up to the heaven of
 7 V   |       you; but, 'Thy songs are sweet, I love to say them over.' "~ ~
 8 V   |       incense of~success is so sweet in his nostrils, his self-love
 9 V   |       the first~time a woman's sweet anxiety for one who belongs
10 V   |    keep my secret for me. Your sweet and~dear companionship will
11 VI  |       placed~in the way of the sweet intercourse which binds
12 VI  |    which afforded no pleasures sweet~enough to compensate for
13 VI  |       mysterious to betray the sweet crime of love, and so forth
14 VI  |        in the present time, so sweet as it is, to poison~my after
15 VIII| everything was~pervaded by the sweet influences of early married
16 VIII|     Eve, giving him a~divinely sweet smile that belied her words.~ ~"