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 1 Prol|    words, is less worthy, less pleasing, less acceptable."4~Yet
 2 Prol|        who made an offering so pleasing to God with her two brass
 3 III | commend it to those hands most pleasing and worthy of all acceptance,
 4 IV  |     should at the same time be pleasing to God by grace, and displeasing
 5 VII |     full of grace, who is most pleasing to all who are not ungrateful,
 6 VII |       says: "Well is she fully pleasing because she is pleasing
 7 VII |        pleasing because she is pleasing to God, to the angels, and
 8 VII |     full of grace, who is most pleasing to all who are not ungrateful,
 9 VII |       says: "Well is she fully pleasing because she is pleasing
10 VII |        pleasing because she is pleasing to God, to the angels, and
11 XIII|        refreshing dawn and one pleasing to the birds was Mary; for
12 XIII|      also by her virginity was pleasing to the birds of heaven,
13 XIV |       how, because of the most pleasing reverence of her person,
14 XIV |       St. Bernard tells us how pleasing to God were the words of
15 XIV |    because by thee man is made pleasing to God; blessed art thou,
16 XIV |      of Mary is one who is not pleasing to God, one towards whom
17 XV  |         so deep, so useful, so pleasing! St. Augustine says: "O