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 1  1,1|       was restored. Moved by the tears and entreaties of his wife,
 2  2,3|         20th, 1672." ~John, with tears in his eyes, wiped off a
 3  7,2|          ambition. It will cause tears to no one. And people will
 4  7,3|     servants, who were bathed in tears, and followed the magistrate,
 5 10,1|         beautiful eyes, wet with tears, on the young man, and said
 6 11,2|    beautiful eyes streaming with tears. ~She went up to Cornelius,
 7 11,2|          the prisoner, "for your tears go much more to my heart
 8 11,2|  exclaimed Rosa, still bathed in tears. ~"Give me your hand, and
 9 11,2|        moment! do you not see my tears?" ~"Rosa, you are no stranger
10 18,2|       her eyes were filling with tears. ~"Alas!" she said. ~"What
11 20,2| exclaimed, with her eyes full of tears, and without caring any
12 27,1|       saying this she burst into tears. ~The Prince rose from his
13 27,1|         said Rosa, bursting into tears, and throwing herself at
14 28,1|         be able to keep down his tears and to fortify himself in
15 29,2|        In truth, to restrain his tears at such a crisis the poor