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 1    1, 6  |         the mind's ear, 2~That the heavenly voice from above may enter
 2    1, 9  |           When our own natures are heavenly?~What was the friendship
 3    1, 13 |          that he imagined all this heavenly wisdom proceeded from his
 4    1, 16 |         that silence the season of heavenly voices?~For from contraries
 5    1, 16 |        worldly goods rob us of our heavenly goods,~Our body rends the
 6    2, 1  |          be exalted above the nine heavenly spheres.~Now hear the outward
 7    2, 10 | illustration, O arrogant one; ~The heavenly Artist paints His pictures
 8    2, 10 |        bright full moon! ~Like the heavenly Scribe, 7 He will open your
 9    4, 2  |       faint reminiscences of those heavenly songs.~But while we are
10    4, 2  |      ignorance and guilt,~That the Heavenly Master may not withhold
11    5, 10 |          on a saint subsist on the heavenly food dropping from his lips.
12    5, 11 |         Which will procure for you heavenly nourishment.~By your carnal
13    5  (9)|             Place of refuge, i.e., heavenly visions; a foretaste of
14    6, 3  |           avail themselves of this heavenly provision for their souls,
15    6, 6  |           and closed with fat.~The heavenly treasure lies "nearer to
16    6, 8  |          forth from Not-being this heavenly dome,~And spread out the