7.The relation between piety and fine amour is thus explored, and love itself is shown as an imperative force that should lead to marriage rather than loss of self-control.
8.Is it possible for love so absolutely to have deprived me of reason and courage, and to have rendered me so different from what I have been in all my other amours?
9.'I confess, my poor Count, ' replied Lorenzo, 'that your service has been attended with danger; Yet am I so far from supposing it be past all endurance that I shall probably solicit you to carry on your amours still further'.