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 1     I|    Paradise a place of desire and delices. And man was made in the
 2   III|      three weeks, she ate for all delices. Always she was in prayers
 3    IV|         with penance. For as many delices as she had in her, so many
 4    IV|          from the desert, full of delices, joined to her friend ?
 5     V|     sweeter than any sweetness or delices, more clear than any light,
 6     V|         riches and livest here in delices? Arise and dine, and after
 7     V|          dwelled in the waters of delices, of riches, and of temptations,
 8     V| hearkening, he flattereth them by delices and blandishes, and oppresseth
 9     V|           to be at Rome among the delices, and my members scalded,
10     V|         which suppose I abound in delices. And early in the morning
11     V|       world of all riches, and of delices. She was the sea of iniquity
12     V|         great glory of riches and delices. And when the day of wedding
13    VI|           joy perdurable, full of delices. There be now the two daughters
14    VI|        holy maid was nourished in delices royal she renounced all
15    VI|           when others abounded in delices she ate with her chamberers
16   VII|           in whose garden full of delices I have gathered roses, spices,
17   VII|        And he being thus in great delices and weeping ever to continue,
18   VII|      abounded in great riches and delices. And this city is the world,
19   VII|        wit a garden or a place of delices environed with running water.
20   VII|           always they shall be in delices, and the angels shall come
21   VII|       full lusty and ready to all delices. Wherefore it happed that
22   VII|         and knew that chastity in delices, pity in riches, and humility
23   VII|        realm, without any war, in delices, riches and honours, as
24   VII|          mother, but I leave both delices and honours, and expose
25   VII|            and full of all manner delices.~He had marvellous compassion