Chapter

 1 1|      careless husband and the lover swooning under his lady'
 2 1| herself, her passion, and her lover, in pieces. ~Dressed in
 3 1|   saint, a terrible and noble lover, a conspirator, who would
 4 1|   woman could not bewail some lover or other, though not every
 5 1|       great deal sooner see a lover of mine in a trench at the
 6 1|      darkens the light in our lover's eyes, what could we need
 7 1|      night and day to keep my lover! I am not to be gulled by
 8 2|     and I have never been the lover of the woman I dreamed of
 9 2|    seek him out? That sort of lover has not the leisure to sit
10 2|      that night; I became her lover; I overbrimmed a few hours
11 2|     with a whole lifetime - a lover's lifetime; the experience
12 2|    odd in this combination of lover and man of science, of downright
13 2|  knowledge. The causes of the lover's despair were highly interesting
14 2|     science; and the exultant lover, on the other hand, put
15 2|       I loved her as a man, a lover, and an artist; if it had
16 2|     count, her husband or her lover, for gold. But temptation
17 2|     hearts; or again, a false lover driving a timid and gentle
18 2|    and the most rational that lover ever dreamed of. I would
19 2|    She had promised her first lover, so it was said, who had
20 2|     disheartening scene for a lover! Here was a lonely woman,
21 2|   nothing, I showed her all a lover's deference. Acting in this
22 3|      contempt in her rejected lover's eyes. Not one of her exiled
23 3|       her fingers through her lover's fair hair. "How stupid
24 3|    stopped, and looked at her lover with a mischievous and coquettish
25 3|    the soul of the bride; her lover's smile was more to her
26 3|      minute attentions that a lover lavishes upon his mistress.
27 3|     talisman, she scanned her lover's face and the last morsel