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 1 I  |        smile of some sorrowing~angel. Lucien's hands denoted
 2 III|       must see this poet, this~angel! She raved about him, went
 3 III|  Negrepelisse offered the fair angel youth that one of her~appellations
 4 III|       his beloved sister as an angel, and~David as another Cuvier,
 5 IV |        Women will worship that angel face of yours; won't they,~
 6 V  |      was in~the position of an angel who should endeavor to sing
 7 V  | cherubim choir a bright-haired Angel springs,~Veiling the glory
 8 V  |      in pity on earth, and the Angel, reading His thought,~Came
 9 V  |      hea'nward flight;~But the angel, weeping, turns and gazes
10 V  | heavenward way;~ ~Too soon the Angel on Earth will learn the
11 V  |   congratulate the poet or his angel," Lolotte~laid her commands
12 V  |     murmured in his ear, "Dear angel, they did not~understand
13 V  |     reason to love. You are an~angel; I am a man."~ ~"I am not
14 VI |    will not have it.~Yes, dear angel, I will make an oasis for
15 VII|        the fall of the fairest angel in the~Angoumoisin hierarchy,