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 1 V   |           Prov. XI, 16. ) O truly happy finder, Mary, who is so
 2 VII |         author of grace." O truly happy house, full of so happy
 3 VII |           happy house, full of so happy a fecundity! For St. Bernard
 4 VII |         God the Father is hidden. Happy is he "who sells all that
 5 XI  |       that Mary is, as it were, a happy aurora because of the absence
 6 XI  |         because of the absence or happy driving away of guilt in
 7 XI  |       that Mary is, as it were, a happy aurora, because of her happy
 8 XI  |      happy aurora, because of her happy progress in the light of
 9 XI  |           in her radiant charity. Happy he who cultivates these
10 XI  |       that Mary is, as it were, a happy aurora, because of the happy
11 XI  |      happy aurora, because of the happy rising of the Sun of justice.
12 XI  |       that Mary is, as it were, a happy aurora because of her place
13 XI  |           paradise is the Church. Happy is the watering of both
14 XII | domination and power. This is the happy rod, which is extended with
15 XII |      contemplative soul, when the happy Virgin Mary, by contemplation
16 XII |      perfume mortals live again." Happy the wood which produces
17 XII |       wood produces this flower ! Happy above all the flower, without
18 XII |           neither be wood nor rod happy! Truly a most happy flower,
19 XII |           rod happy! Truly a most happy flower, in which the Holy
20 XIV |     species of virtues." Of these happy degrees and blessings of
21 XV  |          let us still hear of it. Happy is the Blessed Mary; unhappy
22 XVII|           fruit from the earth" O happy ones, who in the discipline
23 XVII|          this the Wise Man says: "Happy is the barren; and the undefiled,
24 XVII|           could sin." O Mary most happy, who truly, as the most