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 1 Pre,    1  | interests of scholarship alone give any present life. Still,
 2 Pre,    1  |       of the Roman de la Rose, give him a position which all
 3 mI,    3   |   implores that, as, I weep, I give them a mournful song. Alas!
 4 pIII,   28 |       like outlying districts, give over the extreme parts of
 5 pIII,   30 |      opinion, thou oughtest to give assent. For, according to
 6 pIV,   39  |    doubt? Dost thou attempt to give faith to the dreamy fancies
 7 pIV,   41  |       where the fancies of art give the image of man.' ~'Now
 8 pIV,   42  |     mouth of a virgin, wish to give to these monstrous vices
 9 mV,   48   |     times; both place and time give him nourishment. If thou
10 pV,   50   |        to them, and faithfully give herself up to the forming
11 pVII,   70 |   engage in conversation, they give themselves up to silence;
12 mVIII,   75|        mouth may be thought to give a sort of kiss to the wine-god'