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- The gift receive the deed approved ..
- mid-19th century
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- I would these flowers had lips to tell that I do love thee true and well
- mid-19th century
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- We must be united!
- mid-19th century
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- Music is the voice of love. My love for thee is pure and ardent
- mid-19th century
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- What gives us comfort in this world of woe? ..
- mid-19th century
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- A faithful tribute of affection! To my love
- mid-19th century
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- I am thine love
- mid-19th century
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- Valentine card
- mid-19th century
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- My heart is where thou art!
- mid-19th century
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- T'is happiness we have in view, and mine is in possessing you
- mid-19th century
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- Dearest name thee happy time that I in truth may all you mine
- mid-19th century
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- When the hearts feeling burns with concealing, oh, what an anguish silent to languish
- mid-19th century
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- A heart that boasts a tender flame, sincere and constant too
- mid-19th century
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- Valentine card
- mid-19th century
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- Love has triumphed
- mid-19th century
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- I wait a return of thy love
- mid-19th century
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- This small tribute, dearest, take keep it for thy lovers sake ..
- mid-19th century
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- Dearest name the happy time, that I in truth may call you mine
- mid-19th century
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- By penning these misc lines, to prove a pledge of my unceasing love ..
- mid-19th century
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- A tribute to beautiful love!
- 1844
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- A love, pure and ardent to thee I declare ..
- mid-19th century
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- Can you keep a secret? If so open this
- mid-19th century
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- To my pretty Valentine!
- mid-19th century
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- How sweet upon the features of the one we hold most dear ..
- mid-19th century
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- A chicken
- [approximately 1860]
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- I would these flowers had lips to tell that I do love thee true and well
- mid-19th century
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- Thou art my life, my love my heart. Thou art the world. And if thy will show .... I'll do it or die for thee
- mid-19th century
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- To her I love
- mid-19th century
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- May mutual loves count us blest
- mid-19th century
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- Remember me
- 1881
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- Constant as the sun in heaven above, this heart that thou has won will be to see in love
- mid-19th century
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- Valentine card
- [approximately 1859]
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- To be disposed of
- [approximately 1850]
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- Oh speed fair sun! Thy face divine and bring my love to me
- mid-19th century
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- A token of faithful love! To my dearest Valentine!
- mid-19th century
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- Accept these flowers thus gracefully combined ... thus in unison let our loves be twined
- mid-19th century
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- Cupid'a ariel ship
- mid-19th century
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- I will love thee ever dearly
- mid-19th century
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- I live for thee only
- mid-19th century
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- Happy is her most truly so for whom you heart does beat
- mid-19th century
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- Thou are all I wish
- mid-19th century
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- If truest love can gain respect I may a mutual love expect ..
- mid-19th century
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- St. Valentine's Day at length is here to lovers still held dear
- mid-19th century
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- The beauteous flower which now I see, a simple tale doth tell ..
- mid-19th century
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- By nature formed to be the lover's flower ..
- mid-19th century
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- My memory holds thy form in view ..
- mid-19th century
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- My heart is truly thine, dear Valentine
- mid-19th century
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- To my Valentine
- mid-19th century
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- The language of the flowers is but useless here to tell ..
- mid-19th century
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- Amid'st a meadow green and gay ..
- mid-19th century
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- Oh! Woe is me. My tender heart is pierced with cupid's fatal dart ..
- mid-19th century
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- Will you share these with me?
- mid-19th century
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- To thee my heart beats with affection sincerely
- mid-19th century
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- On thee my hope is fixed
- mid-19th century
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- Receive this tribute of esteem now due on this recurring day
- mid-19th century
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- Oh would it were my lot to be united ever more with thee
- mid-19th century