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 1    1, 5   |            name.~For thy spirit is sweet above honey: and thy inheritance
 2    1, 20  |           arise in our hearts.~How sweet are thy words, O Lady, to
 3    1, 20  |           them that love thee: how sweet is the ~shower of thy graces.~
 4    1, 32  |           mercy.~Her fruit is most sweet: it grows ever sweeter in
 5    1, 33  |          necessities you will find sweet ~help and refreshment.~Take
 6    1, 56  |         shelter of thine arms: for sweet to me is thy ~refreshment.~
 7    1, 56  |          throat: and thy breath is sweet as an ~amalgam of choice
 8    1, 59  |        mourners.~Rejoice us by the sweet sounds of thy speech: and
 9    1, 75  |           the honor of His Mother.~Sweet is the memory of her above
10    1, 76  |         hath turned my fear into a sweet confidence: and by her honey-flowing ~
11    1, 78  |          merits.~Let thy speech be sweet before Him: and unite me
12    1, 78  |           his ~craft.~Thy voice is sweet above every melody: the
13    1, 79  |          out of her ~heart.~By the sweet fragrance of her spiritual
14    1, 85  |         infusion of thy charity be sweet above the sweetest honey.~
15    1, 97  | refreshment.~For thou, O Lady, art sweet and true: exceedingly patient
16    1, 118f|  wonderfully rejoiced in thee.~How sweet to sinners are thy words,
17    1, 118f|           melody thy refection ~is sweet to my mouth.~Thy word is
18    1, 135 |          good: because by His most sweet Mother, ~the Virgin Mary,
19    2, 9   |           the heavenly King: holy, sweet, and ~loving.~Thou art the
20    2, 9   |           mind and voice.~Deign, O sweet Mary, now and forever: to
21    2, 9   |            Virgin Mary.~In thee, O sweet Mary, we hope: do thou defend