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 1 II  |  nothing of virtue, nothing of beauty, nothing of splendor or
 2 V   |      of the flesh is false, as beauty of body and such like. Solomon
 3 V   |        Favor is deceitful, and beauty is vain" (Prov. XXXI, 31.)
 4 V   |     say of the delights of the beauty of virginity, with the gift
 5 VI  |   woman upon earth in look, in beauty, and in sense of words" (
 6 VI  |      her glorious life, in the beauty of a pure conscience, and
 7 VI  |        that she may behold the beauty and the countenance of the
 8 X   |      drawn to the glory of thy beauty, and as a sign of love."
 9 X   |        how great sweetness and beauty is that Spouse of the Supreme
10 XII |     her life flourished in the beauty of every virtue, as St.
11 XII |    greenness produce Him whose beauty sees not corruption, whose
12 XII |       Mary; in the flower, the beauty of her glorified body; and
13 XII |         A flower indeed in the beauty of her glorious body; and
14 XIII|      of her virginity; for the beauty of the moon consists in
15 XIV |       May the Lord bless thee, beauty of justice, holy mountain."
16 XIV | without male co-operation. The beauty of this mountain is the
17 XIV |        of this mountain is the beauty of justice. So great was
18 XIV |      justice. So great was the beauty of the life and manners
19 XIV |        did the Lord bless such beauty in Mary. Alas, how far are
20 XIV |      the Lord bless thee, thou beauty of justice," but, "May the
21 XIV |      honor of a mother and the beauty of virginity, and as becomes
22 XVI |       delightful in savor. Its beauty is in faith, its odor in
23 XVI |       in hope. We perceive its beauty by faith, its fragrance
24 XVI |       it is more delightful in beauty and fairness. Note on this
25 XVI |   should we seek the vivifying beauty of this life-giving Fruit,
26 XVI |      appreciate more fully the beauty of this Fruit, let us have
27 XVI |         and more delightful in beauty, but it is also most delicious
28 XVI |   blessed in savor, blessed in beauty.~Thirdly, consider that
29 XVI |      smell, more delightful in beauty, and most delightful of