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 1 7 |     compromise him and the lady he loves. As for myself, I neither
 2 8 |         honor to tell you, my wife loves me dearly--my wife, then,
 3 11| disheartening to see the woman one loves long for those thousands
 4 11|         are five ages." ~"When one loves." ~"Well! And who told you
 5 16|         too virtuous; and besides, loves your Majesty too well." ~"
 6 16|            love me; I tell you she loves another; I tell you she
 7 16|            another; I tell you she loves that infamous Buckingham!
 8 16|            know how much the queen loves dancing. I will answer for
 9 26|           not faithless; she still loves me! Come, my friend, come,
10 33|        replied Kitty, "my mistress loves you not at all." ~"HEIN!"
11 35|            of his departure. ~"She loves him devilishly," he murmured.
12 38|           is one of my friends who loves her--Monsieur Athos, this
13 48|   principal thing is to know which loves money the best." ~"What
14 54|         but you know that God, who loves martyrs, sometimes permits
15 55|    clasping his hands. A Musketeer loves women, and he loves them
16 55|      Musketeer loves women, and he loves them by clasping his arms
17 61|       Milady, with a sigh, "if she loves she is not altogether wretched." ~"
18 61|       spoken together, you whom he loves with all his soul, you whom