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 1 I      |                 I.1 PUT off, O Body, that Old Man 2 which is
 2 I      |   return and wear thee out : O Body, hear my counsels ! Put
 3 II     |      our Lord has made thee, O Body, new in water, and the Architect
 4 II     |      shrine He has renewed : O Body, if thou dost make God to
 5 VIII   |   acquired a weight of debt. O Body, do not borrow from him
 6 IX     |      off ; do not be joined, O Body, with hateful love, of which
 7 XI     |       it turns and kills it. O Body, if thou give life to deadness,
 8 XV     |                   XV. Learn, O Body, Repentance and not every-day
 9 XVI    |    that is in debt for sins. O Body, if thou hast accustomed
10 XVII   |        in thy veil9 but in thy body shew injuries, and do not10
11 XXXVII |    XXXVII. Do not leave off, O Body, from the virginity that [
12 XXXVIII| persecuted her from within his body, that the friendship of
13 XLIX   |    seeing the blemishes of its Body, but they cherish it seeing
14 LIV    |       its hyssop it purged the body that was defiled by force.
15 LIV    |      pure Will can cleanse the Body, the Temple in the midst