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 1   1,  3   |    fount, the bosom of my love~Behold the flames, the arrows,
 2   1,  3   |       as it, will be lawful to behold with purer eye the beauty
 3   1,  3   |       in which it is lawful to behold it in real presence. He
 4   1,  4   |     eyes, so that they may not behold other beauty or goodness
 5   1,  4   |      me, some of you once more behold,~Come back to me from those
 6   1,  4   |       refreshment to my pains.~Behold me, miserable one, deprived
 7   1,  4   |       inner courts where I may behold and count those rare beauties?
 8   1,  5   |  warfare here described.~TANS. Behold how they carry the ensign
 9   1,  5   |    thou wilt come again, again behold thy light.~From the meaning
10   1,  5   |     Glowing and unencumbered I behold,~And make my lightnings
11   1,  5   |     forge and hammer;~For here behold a bosom full of sighs,~Which
12   1,  5   |       the next.~XV.~TANS. Here behold a serpent languishing in
13   2,  1   |    something better; therefore behold the wolf that howls, the
14   2,  1   | flammam.~[paragraph continues] Behold, then, with what condiments
15   2,  1   |      delight.~But if he should behold, should grant, and should
16   2,  1   |      the hand of Love may each behold~Upon my face the story of
17   2,  1   |        nullus suus ventas est. Behold him, who has committed himself
18   2,  3   |    feel annoyance and disgust. Behold, then, in a certain analogy,
19   2,  4   |       light accustomed to~ ./. behold ordinary beauties, a celestial
20   2,  4   |       only, wonted beauties to behold.~Conduct me to the land
21   2,  4   |       which alone he wishes to behold. Meanwhile he prays the
22   2,  4(1)|        mind's desire!~  When I behold Thee so,~  With awful brows
23   2,  5   |  pleasure held,~Who, hoping to behold~Graces unique and rare,~