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16300	Brooke, Frances	The History of Emily Montague			.txt	text/plain	114455	5672	77	Yet the tender, the sensible Emily Montague--no, my dear, 'tis Silleri; I long to see my dear girl, to tell her a thousand little My heart is so light, Lucy, I cannot describe it: I love Emily at my the eyes, the air, the voice of the woman I love, a thousand little possible, in a little society of persons I extremely love: I feel I am sorry, my dear Madam, you should know so little of my heart, as "You and your lovely friend obliged me beyond words, my dear Bell, approach; or those thousand little dear attentions of which love alone My own happiness, my dear Rivers, in a marriage of love, makes me gale of love; till I knew my Emily, till the dear moment which assured My dear friend, you know love, and will therefore bear with all the You say true, my dear Fitzgerald: friendship, like love, is more the	./cache/16300.txt	./txt/16300.txt