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1 II  |      whether or no, the future lover must correspond. After some~
2 V   |        a cashmere shawl~with a lover's care, and seated her in
3 VII |     and to meet an~impassioned lover is one of the greatest dangers
4 VII |   Fontaine had never found her lover~more amiable or wittier:
5 VII |        wound on the heart of a lover. In one instant they~were
6 VIII|     the brother of her scorned lover.~ ~"And could you, without
7 VIII| because she had just given her lover back twenty times as much~
8 VIII|       capable of following her lover all~over the world?"~ ~"
9 VIII|        head and saw her former lover come in, in all the~freshness