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 1 XVI|    that this Fruit is a most well-born Fruit, a most delicious
 2 XVI|   say, most sublime in being well-born, most desirable in delight,
 3 XVI|    the virginal womb is most well-born. It is well-born, because
 4 XVI|     is most well-born. It is well-born, because it is from a regal
 5 XVI|     a regal womb; it is more well-born because it is from a virginal
 6 XVI|     I say that this Fruit is well-born because it proceeds from
 7 XVI|  Without doubt this Fruit is well-born and noble, not only because
 8 XVI|   this Fruit, although it is well-born because of the regal womb,
 9 XVI|     regal womb, is even more well-born because of the virginal
10 XVI| Child." Again, this Fruit is well-born because of the regal womb
11 XVI|     womb which bore it; more well-born because the womb was virginal;
12 XVI|      womb was virginal; most well-born of all, because of its fatherhood.
13 XVI|    The nobility of this most well-born fruit precedes in dignity
14 XVI|      hearer, how exceedingly well-born, how exceedingly delicious,
15 XVI|    You see, I say, how it is well-born because it is from a regal
16 XVI|      from a regal womb, more well-born because it is from a virginal
17 XVI|   from a virginal womb, most well-born from its paternal origin.