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1 VI  |       through it~all, as much as lovers can.~ ~"Well, well; a flirtation
2 VII |         towards an arbor fit for lovers, where she knew that the
3 VII |          her to invite. Thus the lovers had~instinctively understood
4 VII |      added lightly, "but only to lovers. Once married, they~need
5 VIII|         you my sister----"~ ~The lovers, however, were to prove
6 VIII| accidents which always happen to lovers,~Mademoiselle de Fontaine
7 VIII|        known the occasion of~the lovers' separation. He repaid his