1
I happen to know, dearest one, that you lack a warm cloak.
2
You know, dearest one, most beautiful one, that I'm a jealous brute.
3
P.S.-Butwhat is this, dearest one, that you have written to me?
4
I kiss you with all my heart and soul, my dearest one!
5
No, you would be wrong in thinking so, my dearest one.
6
My dearest one, it is not proper for men to be without names.
7
O dearest one, thou hast assisted thy friends to the utmost in thy power.
8
The dearest one of all had been injured and lived only a few days.
9
Return; dearest one, you promised me this boon, that I should bring you health.
10
I declare to you, dearest one, I had no idea my sister was here.
11
A man's family is the nearest piece of his country, and the dearest one.
12
My dearest one, when I return, it will be to stay with you-forever.
13
O, my dearest one, do not look at me with those innocent, wondering eyes.
14
Ah, dearest one, you are as weak as a feather.
15
O dearest one, dost thou then come as a savior to us from injury?
16
It may all be so, my dearest one-itmay all be exactly as you say.
