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1     I,  29      |      Let thy garments be always white.” The eternal whiteness
2     I,  30      |      she that cometh up, all in white?” and pass on by way of
3     I,  31      |  virginity. 4474 “My beloved is white and ruddy”; white in virginity,
4     I,  31      |    beloved is white and ruddy”; white in virginity, ruddy in martyrdom.
5     I,  31      |    martyrdom. And because He is white and ruddy, therefore it
6     I,  49(4645)|       30 daughters, on one side white, and on the other side black,
7    II,  3       |     they shall walk with Him in white, for they are worthy. But
8    II,  4       | standing at his right hand; and white raiment is afterwards restored
9    II,  7       |       pays a good price for fat white worms with blackish heads,