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 1     I|     Bernard: O good Jesus, how sweetly hast thou conversed with
 2    II|        much as Adam had tasted sweetly the fruit forbidden, it
 3    II|     sake. And he comforted her sweetly, and said he would suffer
 4    II|       which is expounded right sweetly. The God of glory is given
 5    II|    given suck and nourished so sweetly; thou fair son, thou wert
 6    II|     and staff of mine old age, sweetly nourished and taught and
 7    II|    justice and he examined her sweetly, and after cruelly by menaces.
 8   III|        them. She appeased them sweetly that strove, and also she
 9   III|   light and comforted him much sweetly. And by this great consolation
10   III|     withal, and he drank it as sweetly as it had been cold water.
11   III|       vain glory and said full sweetly: O, what evil have we done
12   III| confessions, he nourished them sweetly, oft and diligently he preached
13   III|        thus weep he began much sweetly to comfort him in saying
14    IV|        he ofttimes excused her sweetly; for he excused her against
15    IV|       he said to him, speaking sweetly to him: I know well, son,
16    IV|        he in recomforting them sweetly said: My brethren, let not
17    IV|       with Jesu Christ entuned sweetly saying: This is she that
18    IV|      of angels was heard sound sweetly and a marvellous odour was
19     V|        Bernard answered to him sweetly: If it be so, it is better
20     V|      thy sweatings, and suffer sweetly among wicked people and
21     V|        thy hymns and canticles sweetly sounding, and by the voice
22     V|      embraced in his arms much sweetly the holy head, and laid
23     V|       to her and comforted her sweetly, and commanded her that
24     V|       cell which sang oft full sweetly. And S. Francis put forth
25    VI|      appeared above the water, sweetly smelling and without corruption,
26    VI|       flames well-smelling and sweetly, which he had tofore found
27    VI|      heart. Then after she had sweetly understood him, and had
28    VI|        nevertheless she was so sweetly visited of God that it seemed
29    VI|       mantle. And when she had sweetly embraced her she clad her
30    VI|     sorrow. Then S. Clare said sweetly: My sisters, discomfort
31    VI|     bewept, and comforted much sweetly her sisters that wept, and
32    VI|       and assavoured them more sweetly. She could much well draw
33    VI|  feeble, and visited them much sweetly. And if she saw any trouble
34    VI|    love their good mother more sweetly, and followed by the right
35    VI|       weeping, prayed him much sweetly that he would take heed
36    VI|     took it and kissed it much sweetly, and after inclined herself
37    VI|     Clare answered to her much sweetly: Fair sweet sister, it pleaseth
38    VI|      her and embraced her much sweetly. Then the virgins brought
39    VI|       hast suffered them right sweetly and debonairly. Alas! thou
40    VI|       poor women's children so sweetly, that they all called her
41    VI|       and the wall and sang so sweetly that it provoked me to sing
42    VI|      slept there but one night sweetly.~S. Ambrose saith in his
43   VII|    them, and ~said to him much sweetly: Wherefore do ye not sacrifice
44   VII|      the divine scripture, and sweetly governed him. So much grew
45   VII|        folk both more and less sweetly, and full meekly looking