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Date: 1763
"This tender, this exquisite affection, has diffused a spirit through our whole lives, and given a charm to the most common occurrences; a charm to which the dulness of apathy, and the fever of guilty passion, are equally strangers."
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Date: 1769
"The first moment I saw Colonel Rivers convinced me my heart had till then been a stranger to true tenderness"
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Date: 1777
"His heart, for a moment, revolted at the idea of seduction; but he soon silenced the unwelcome monitor."
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