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Casting aside all pretense, the overseer exclaimed: Por el amor de Dios!
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Blush, then, Delicacy, that cannot bear the poet's amor omnibus idem!-Blush ,then ,Purity
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I got as far as 'omnia vincit amor' and stopped.
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Mi amor, you have to leave right now.
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I was making the patria strong, mi amor.
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Another lecture from Emerson-'Poetry ,Religion ,Love'-'supernarespicitamor.'
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Love in English not only SOUNDS but IS different from amor in Latin, or amore in Italian.
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His device, Ubi dolor ibi amor is significant of the change that suffering had wrought in him.
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I love the child, with what may he called amor naturalis-orrather paternus-theaffection of a father.
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It never can befall you, amor mio!
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Do that for me, mi amor.
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The truth is, that the old maxim, Creseit amor nummi quantum ipsa pecunia creseit, is a just one.
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Farewell till to-morrow, mio dolce amor.
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They pointed to their mouths, and one answered in Spanish, "Aqua, aqua, por amor de Dios."
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Your real home, mi amor.
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You're so sweet, mi amor.