But speaking of lovers, I'm starting to doubt whether Lafayette should trust Jesus.
He is brilliant at suggesting the unsaid, evoking the silent interstices between words, whether spoken by lovers or spies.
There were plenty of fellow students and friends of the performers in the audience, but also lots of civilians, so to speak, music lovers who like to take advantage of a wonderful community resource.
As the man speeds through the city streets with police in pursuit Clarkson speaks of lovers of speed as an endangered species.
The first English-speaking lovers of these harsh shores saw, in the remnants of ancient settlement, a druidic civilisation of a grandeur that had since been lost.
In many of the songs, true to ancient traditions of mystical poetry, the singer could be speaking to a lover or to God.
She could hear, though, his voice thick with an excitement that she recognized as belonging to the first phase of infatuation, when even speaking about your lover, saying ordinary things about him or her, is a form of desire.
Mary is lusciously wet, a natural woman exulting in temporary freedom and, spurred on by the presence of a potential lover, speaking far more naturally than is good for her.
They smash through the clichés of pet food advertising, namely: - the shiny-coated pet TV commercial - the dog-lover speaking to camera about how wonderful the food is commercial - the pet running towards the master for a hug in glowing sunlight commercial.
It is as if Buñuel is speaking of a lover, so intense is the quality of his feeling for the cigarette and the experience of smoking.
Twice in the course of the book Dorrigo Evans is admonished by a lover for speaking in literary quotes: "Do you ever use your own words?" If Dorrigo is a keen reader, his creator is doubly so.
