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 1 Prol |      she could, she pleased God exceedingly."~Hence it is that I, so
 2 III  |        Most High hath filled me exceedingly with bitterness" (Ruth I,
 3 V    |          IMMENSE, MANIFOLD, AND EXCEEDINGLY USEFUL~Hail Mary, full of
 4 VII  |   sufferings. O truly rich, and exceedingly rich she who, besides other
 5 VIII |         confess that my body is exceedingly impure." But lo! this universal
 6 XI   |  Bernard says: "Like the aurora exceedingly resplendent hast thou come
 7 XI   |       wherefore this aurora was exceedingly resplendent in the rising
 8 XII  |        prayer. If the flower is exceedingly high by its divinity, the
 9 XVI  |       her fruit is nevertheless exceedingly sweet. Therefore is it said
10 XVI  | wormwood." Again, this fruit is exceedingly powerful, not only with
11 XVI  |         O reader, O hearer, how exceedingly well-born, how exceedingly
12 XVI  |      exceedingly well-born, how exceedingly delicious, how exceedingly
13 XVI  |      exceedingly delicious, how exceedingly abundant is the blessed
14 XVIII|        the Church. This land is exceedingly fertile, bearing fruit of
15 XVIII|    whoever diligently marks how exceedingly precious is this fruit,
16 XVIII|        and they were multiplied exceedingly" (Ps. CVI, 37-38.) And because