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 1 1|        duchess with a couple of lovers, so that he entered the
 2 2|         first advances to their lovers, they must draw near to
 3 2|      they look to find in their lovers the wherewithal to gratify
 4 2|          and continue to be her lovers and devoted friends. Isn'
 5 2|       so relished, were so many lovers' quarrels. What arch grace
 6 2|        lustre hangs about their lovers' follies; their silence
 7 2| confiding in you my aversion to lovers, I feel myself more at liberty
 8 2|         toilette and breaks her lovers' hearts; or again, a false
 9 3|       looked like two estranged lovers still sulking, still turning
10 3|         so in a few moments the lovers came to Valentin's abode. ~"
11 3|         charming prattle of the lovers, for tones and looks and
12 3|         first, but the harmless lovers were soon forgotten in the
13 3|         the room, where the two lovers were lying asleep. The gilding
14 3|        escorted hither by their lovers - one and all were in a