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 1    1, 3 |    wilt quench at midnight the lamp of union."~In one 'twas
 2    2, 4 |     and pain in the liver,~The lamp of reason in the brains
 3    3, 11|       the time when he lit the lamp of love to God. ~His love
 4    3, 13|   events is always hidden.~The lamp of the heart, that is a
 5    3, 13| precluded from gain; ~'Tis the lamp that takes fire that acquires
 6    4, 4 |       dawn shone forth and his lamp paled at its light.~Reason
 7    4, 5 |   sometimes running.~He has no lamp wherewith to light himself
 8    4, 5 | himself on his way,~Nor half a lamp which might recognize and
 9    6, 5 | kindles no light or flame in a lamp;~Your kneaded flesh is not
10    6, 8 |      to guide it;~He gave me a lamp, but Thou my lucid eyes;~