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 1 Pre     | declared that their minds were filled with heavenly desires, just
 2 Pre     |     with thee my cup was never filled with wine." Moreover, a
 3 Pre     |     who had never seen him had filled his mouth with pearls, whereas
 4 Pre     |      the frog's song, and were filled with a desire to find that
 5 Pre     |      the cup, their bosoms are filled with the desire of this
 6 Pre     |     occupies the place that is filled by Shakespeare in the minds
 7 Pre     |       of truth." The song that filled his soul with gladness might
 8 Pre     |       Surely the soul which is filled with the desire of God must
 9 Pre     |      the bowl had been already filled with blood then all your
10 Pre     |        blood by one conqueror, filled with revelry by a second,
11 I(*)    |   something like an imposthume filled with blood, which they cut
12 IV(*)   |   mistress as a dangerous well filled with her lover's tears,
13 V       |   where roses twine.~They have filled the city with blood and
14 XIII    |     lay the minstrel wove,~And filled my brain with the sweet
15 XVI     |     thou reach,~If Another has filled up thy cup with blood;~Neither
16 XVIII(*)|      his original end, was now filled with desire to become a
17 XXIV    |              XXIV~* NOT one is filled with madness like to mine~
18 XXVIII  |      self-pressed my suit,~And filled the morn with drunken jollity!~