Chapter

 1 17|    opening through which the two lovers were able to communicate,
 2 21|        Of those matters of which lovers speak at the house doors
 3 21|        that these playful little lovers' tricks were much more dangerous
 4 22|       answer, -- he is one of my lovers." ~"I hope not Jacob." ~"
 5 23|        Cornelius had put the two lovers on their guard against him. ~
 6 23|         tender secret of the two lovers had not escaped the prying
 7 23|          evening meetings of the lovers resumed. ~He first of all
 8 23|    delightful hour which the two lovers passed together at the grated
 9 23| according to custom; but the two lovers, as we have seen, only exchanged
10 23|           He saw the lips of the lovers meet, and then heard Cornelius
11 33|   emotion, gave his hands to the lovers to kiss, whilst they were