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Image of the quote is loading... SaveSave Thus in this heaven he took his delight And smothered her with kisses upon kisses Till gradually he came to know where bliss is. - Quote by Geoffrey Chaucer

Thus in this heaven he took his delight And smothered her with kisses upon kisses Till gradually he came to know where bliss is.

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