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 1 2 |       angels, for the light of heaven seems to ripple in their
 2 2 |    refreshing with the dews of heaven.~ ~The baroness held the
 3 3 |        Kergarouet-Pen-Hoel.~ ~"Heaven has punished him," said
 4 8 | receives his inspirations from heaven; Art is something saintly
 5 8 |         Bearing his hearers to heaven on a song which seems a
 6 8 |     transported to the seventh heaven of pride. I was not a marquise,
 7 9 |     for~the mid-day breakfast. Heaven knows with what agility
 8 11|       hell, or lifting them to heaven.~ ~During breakfast, which
 9 12|       here on~earth and in the heaven above us, as we love God.
10 12|    equal wing across our~sunny heaven, not fearing storms as that
11 12|     should have gone with you, Heaven knows where, far~from the
12 13|  finding God in that desert of heaven and~earth. When an unbeliever
13 14|        indeed a~messenger from heaven, her divine conductor! She
14 14|       fact, she rose~into that heaven where Bretons throughout
15 14|    will know that~she rises to heaven as she leans on you; but
16 17|        openly before~earth and heaven, I shall be before another
17 17|        these hands~uplifted to heaven, imploring blessings on
18 17|       me as an angel sent from heaven;~they tremble when I speak.
19 21|        the means of hell, will Heaven~help me?"~ ~"You are not
20 24|      of this~agreement between heaven and hell.~ ~"To prevent
21 24|      we find there the blue of heaven, the flowers of Paradise.
22 25|    embrasure of a window, "for Heaven's sake keep the utmost secrecy
23 26|   within him finds its food in heaven only. That is what justifies