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 1 II       | hostelry,~For Love's diviner breath comes but to those~That
 2 IV(*)    |      flower beneath the warm breath of the wind that blows from
 3 XVIII    |      head.~Thy messenger the breath of dawn, and mine~A stream
 4 XXVIII   | aloof,~Dowered, like Jesus's breath, with healing grace?~Hast
 5 XXVIII(*)|    miraculous quality in His breath.~
 6 XXX      |      fade and cease,~For the breath of our beauties has put
 7 XXXI     |                   XXXI~* THE breath of Dawn's musk-strewing
 8 XXXIV    |   turns away~Though the soft breath of Truth reaches his ears,~
 9 XXXIV(*) |    was dry, God breathed the breath of life into its nostrils,
10 XXXVI    |     thy friend?~Thou art the breath of mercy passing o'er~The
11 XXXVII   |  Lord, and cloud it with the breath of sighs!~No tainted eye
12 XXXVIII  |     all my longing peace.~My breath is narrowed down to one