loves

They understand it, up to the level of their own stature; they know who loves them, but not who loves virtue.

The God of truth cannot love the unlovely in the same way as he loves the lovely.

But you do get tired of a mother always keeping on telling you how much she loves you.

"I will think of my new sister who loves him," replied Hester.

He loves you too, and only wants you to ask him to help you.

She loves the trees and the grass and the flowers—and everything that's simple and real!

But, dear Toinette, tell me, do you think that he loves me as much as he says he does?

My only hope of Ned, if he loves me—and God knows whether he does or no!

I believe every man's a brute when the woman he loves defies him.

That is a great deal nowadays, and he loves you most sincerely.