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 1     I|   In harvest that we may be ripe by attemperance. In winter
 2     I| spiritual gladness, salt of ripe wisdom, and ashes of deep
 3     I|    flowered the grapes were ripe, and then I took the cup
 4   III|    and of steadfastness. So ripe and so well ordained in
 5   III|   perfect age and was a man ripe and attempered, he might
 6    IV|   if it may be founden of a ripe grape, in some churches,
 7    VI|    is a sign of maturity or ripe sadness. That epistle of
 8    VI|   is said righteous, sweet, ripe, and meek, righteous in
 9    VI|   in deed, sweet in speech, ripe in conversation, and meek
10   VII|     trees were charged with ripe fruit, and herb full of
11   VII|   ye see here is alway thus ripe every time of the year,