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 1    1, 1 |       by his pain of heart;~No sickness is there like sickness of
 2    1, 1 |      No sickness is there like sickness of heart.~The lover's ailment
 3    1, 7 |        man eats is a source of sickness,~But if a saint imbibe infidelity
 4    1, 12|      himself to be perfect.~No sickness worse than fancying thyself
 5    1, 15|        vinegar,~To succour the sickness of your hearts.~When you
 6    1, 15|     When you are cured of your sickness, O invalid,~Then leave out
 7    2, 6 | harmless as mice.~Through love sickness is health,~Through love
 8    2, 9 |       is sick, God regards his sickness as His own; and, therefore,
 9    2, 10|            The sick man said, "Sickness has brought me this boon.~
10    2, 10|       King.~O blessed pain and sickness and fever!~O welcome weariness
11    2, 10|      Has sent me this pain and sickness in my old age;~He has given
12    2, 10|       is endurance of pain and sickness and disease.~For from abasement
13    3, 13|  heavier every moment. ~If our sickness admitted of a cure, ~It
14    3, 17|  together by the feet; ~Death, sickness and disease loose their
15    5, 7 |   would operate by disease and sickness, and men would not look
16    5, 10|      Being, however, weak with sickness and fasting, he missed his
17    6, 5 |     has cast you into a mortal sickness!"~They will answer by their
18    6, 6 |        health and now grievous sickness.~Know all the conditions
19    6, 7 |      calamity, 4~Alms cure thy sickness, O son~'Tis not charitable
20    6, 9 |     persons crave a remedy for sickness~But the lovesick one cries, "
21    6, 9 |       can be sweeter than this sickness!~No devotion is better than