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 1 11|       become the most tender of lovers, was at the same time a
 2 22|     messenger prevented the two lovers from exchanging more than
 3 23|        knows that drunkards and lovers have a protecting deity. ~
 4 23|      and caresses the hearts of lovers. ~It was the first billet
 5 24|   times--the ordinary signal of lovers; but nobody replied to him,
 6 24|      those perfumed gloves that lovers like to snatch from a pretty
 7 27| religion and their consciences, lovers with the rigorous delicacy
 8 36|         a service? I know these lovers. They are men who do nothing
 9 37|       the transports of the two lovers were calmer, Milady, who
10 56|         so strong against their lovers!' ~"Alas! this desperate