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 1     I|     present, past,~Hear all ye blessed in the heavens that sit,~
 2    II| happiest of humankind,~Olindo, blessed be this act of thine,~True
 3    II|    this tree of virtue grew,~O blessed Lord! why should this Pharaoh
 4    II|     thy might;~This makes thee blessed peace so light to hold,~
 5    VI|      to herself she said,~"How blessed is this virgin in her might?~
 6   VII|        poor eyes shall e'er be blessed so,~As once again to view
 7   VII|     stand.~ ~ LXXXII~Among the blessed weapons there which stands~
 8  VIII|       hell;~Who often doth his blessed will effect,~By such weak
 9  VIII|        Arrived there it is His blessed will,~With true report that
10    IX|       bower,~On every side the blessed spirits be,~Equal in joys,
11    XI|     the help obtain~Of all the blessed of the heavenly rout,~With
12    XI|       close or else unlock~The blessed gates of grace and mercy
13    XI|        then up to the sky,~And blessed all those warlike companies;~
14    XI|       prepared bath~Unseen the blessed spirit poured hath.~ ~ LXXIV~
15   XII|     and wrath is not in angels blessed,~She pardon will the trespass
16   XII|      chanceth! but oh far more blessed~If as about thy polished
17   XII|       0 Life! sweet both, both blessed ever."~ ~ C~Meanwhile the
18  XIII|       hour:~What they begin to blessed end shall go,~I will refresh
19   XIV|     desire~To heavenward, this blessed place behold,~These shining
20   XVI|   blessest with thy sight~Even blessed angels, turn thine eyes
21 XVIII|     sort,~Is Bishop Ademare, a blessed spirit,~Blest for his faith,
22    XX|        in the breaking of that blessed day,~The merry morning smiled,
23    XX|       fall, to rise again more blessed;~Or that he breaking felt