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 1    1, 12|   leech's art be seen?~If vile base copper were not mingled,~
 2    1, 12|      attributes of Beauty,~The base is the mirror of the High
 3    1, 13|       philosopher reasons from base analogies~(True reason comes
 4    1, 13|       faithful!~The sellers of base gold sit smiling in their
 5    1, 16|     declare the highest heaven base,~Or rich mines and oceans
 6    2, 1 |        wrong.~Genuine coin and base coin were current alike;~
 7    2, 1 |      the eyes smart.~Makers of base coin hate the daylight,~
 8    2, 5 |        objects of sense are of base condition,~God's light is
 9    2, 5 | Whatsoever is seen is weak and base and impotent;~What is hidden
10    2, 8 |        by me,~But where is the base man who accepts the truth?~
11    2, 10|      act contrary to what that base one advises.~Even though
12    2, 11|       To gain the reward every base fellow~Mentions a hundred
13    2, 11|  without some truth,~Fools buy base coins from their likeness
14    3, 1 |       the fount of grace), ~"O base ones, in God's sight the '
15    3, 4 |       be faithful!~But how can base men attain this wish?~It
16    3, 13| hundredfold. ~When you treat a base man with scorn and contumely, ~
17    3, 13|        cry, "O our Lord!" ~For base men are purified when they
18    3, 13|        place of worship of the base is degradation. ~Smite the
19    3, 13|        degradation. ~Smite the base to make them bow the head. ~
20    3, 13|    liberally. ~Inasmuch as the base are evil and arrogant, ~
21    3, 13|       adoration, ~Hell for the base and increased bliss for
22    3, 17|      life shun the beloved! ~O base one, behold a hundred thousand
23    4, 2 |        by the contumely of the base.~Souls are disgraced by
24    4, 3 |   forth to battle and boast, O base coin!~Your time for boasting
25    4, 3 |    crush your exaltation. ~The base coin says to me with pride
26    4, 3 |       from the shears? ~If the base coin were of itself far-sighted, ~
27    4, 3 |   hearts. ~Divine grace places base copper in the alembic, ~
28    4, 4 |      of externals, genuine and base coin are alike. ~How can
29    4, 4 |   their view to externals ~And base their decisions on outward
30    4, 6 |        said, "When genuine and base coin boast, ~Saying, 'Thou
31    5, 3 |   Prayers to God to change our base inclinations and give us