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When lips are sealed to lips, and heart to heart / ’Tis tyranny, not law, such love to part.
—
Polyeucte.
Act. V
.
Pierre
Corneille
Pierre Corneille
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Polyeucte
Corneille’s great religious tragedy. From the
Harvard Classics
, Vol. XXVI, Part 2.
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