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• It needs a constant intellectual effort to believe that there is anything except accident in the course of the world Hammerfeldt's persistent pressure drove the love-lorn Baron, still undrowned (had the watchers been too vigilant? —  The King's Mirror
• The love-lorn Baron had returned to Waldenweiter; he wrote to Hammerfeldt for permission; the Prince refused it; the Baron rejoined that he was about to be married; I can imagine the grim smile with which the old man withdrew his objection. —  The King's Mirror
• Lymbo is lorn, alas! —  "Everyman," with other interludes, including eight miracle plays
• We have many sailor songs, but as far as I at present recollect, they are mostly the effusions of the jovial sailor, not the wailings of his love-lorn mistress. —  The Complete Works of Robert Burns: Containing his Poems, Songs, and Correspondence. With a New Life of the Poet, and Notices, Critical and Biographical by Allan Cunningham
• And as he gazed he saw a leafy skirt flutter in the wind, and his heart fluttered to clasp his little girl; but as a curly brow drew near, his soul sank to see it was not his love, but her friend Ua (rain) with some sad news upon her face With hot haste and eager asking eyes does the love-lorn chief meet the maiden messenger, and cries, "Why does Kaala delay in the valley? —  Hawaiian Folk Tales A Collection of Native Legends

Roget's II: The New Thesaurus

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