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1 4 |     It is always difficult to console a sorrow that is unknown
2 4 |       and see them; they will console you. As for me, I can only
3 16|       which, I thought, would console my father for my delay in
4 20| Meanwhile, your mistress will console herself; she will take another
5 23|      my father was willing to console me under such a calamity. ~
6 23|      him, would do nothing to console me, and he let me weep without
7 23| seeming to make any effort to console me, he did his utmost to
8 25|   young, beautiful, life will console you; you are noble, and
9 25|     you would be powerless to console him, if, with age, thoughts