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 1    II|  among flowers and delectable roses and herbs sweet smelling,
 2   III|     their souls, adorned with roses and precious stones, borne
 3    IV|     the angels with crowns of roses and of lilies standing by
 4    IV|       their visages like unto roses flowering, and they, kneeling
 5    IV|      that one was full of red roses, the other twain of white
 6    IV|      the other twain of white roses, and the fourth, which was
 7    IV|       be our tombs, and these roses be our relics, and the first
 8    IV|     and the first full of red roses is the tomb of S. Stephen,
 9    IV|    other twain, full of white roses, be the tombs of me and
10    IV|     environed with flowers of roses, that was the company of
11     V|       and that the lilies and roses flourished always and waxed
12    VI|      thorns, and virginity to roses. And he saith to Eustochius:
13    VI|      I gather from the thorns roses, gold from the earth, and
14    VI|       angel had two crowns of roses and lilies which he held
15    VI|   felt the sweet odour of the roses and lilies, and marvelled
16    VI|       shalt see the crowns of roses and lilies that we have.
17   VII|    with fresh chaplets of red roses on their heads. And the
18   VII|       delices I have gathered roses, spices, and apples. And
19   VII|   thee to send me some of thy roses and apples that thou hast
20   VII|  basket shining as gold, with roses and apples, to whom the
21   VII|  basket, saying: These be the roses and apples that my sister
22   VII|    which was showed to him of roses and apples that time, that
23   VII|     all sin. Garlands made of roses and of other flowers he
24   VII|       well strewed with sweet roses, and I see the light everlasting,
25   VII| Rosamond, story of, vii. 108.~Roses in the tombs of saints,