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Mai bluht 35117 des L. schonste Kraft 351 4 Griin des L. 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S — 860 1 Leid-schwindet all'mein L 248 3 Leiden-die L. sind wie 735 2 oder triumphiren 262 16 Leisten-wirdwenigl S13 Leisure-add to these retired L — 307 16 demands 1. for reflection 660 8 eyes have 1. for tears 800 16 gives him 1. to contrive 843 7 heart at 1. from itself 776 12 impromptu at my 1 743 8 means to wed at 1 499 23 never less at 1 730 8 night's repose and due L 911 9