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 1    1, 7   |      boundless,~Contains other fruits besides joy and sorrow.~
 2    1, 9   |  bright helmets,~How could the fruits display their globes?~When
 3    1, 9   |      the blossoms are shed the fruits come to a head,~When tho
 4    1, 17  |    Book I.~Alas! the forbidden fruits were eaten,~And thereby
 5    3, 2   |       for thee,~And their ripe fruits burst open of themselves.~
 6    3, 2   |     Wherefrom thou eatest ripe fruits? ~But as for the dry branch)
 7    3, 2   |    they drink wine, ~Bear ripe fruits of wisdom of penitence.~:~
 8    3, 16  |     mercy is known through the fruits thereof,~But who save God
 9    4, 2   |        found that all the wild fruits were rendered fit for his
10    4, 2   |       eyes of the people, ~Its fruits ever asking to be gathered, ~
11    4, 2   |   fragrance of the flowers and fruits, sat with his head sunk
12    6, Prol|        coral,~And the princely fruits growing in the water of
13    6, 5   |        tree which nurtures its fruits~Has been, like Mary, impregnated
14    6, 5   | manifestations~Are the evident fruits of a preceding wedlock.~