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 1    1|       that, though the~symbols of earthly love and beauty are freely
 2    1|           World he is able to see earthly existence in its true light:~"
 3    1|     exultation, grief, or sorrow.~Earthly love seems worthless, insipid,
 4    1| entrancing~love-songs, whether of earthly passion or of Divine intoxication
 5    1|          he sings:~"Drink deep of earthly love, that so thy lip~May
 6    1|        allurement and illusion of earthly love, and instead to centre
 7   II|           its flag in the city~Of earthly fairness,~Throwing the world'
 8   II|                                   EARTHLY BEAUTY~WHENCE the charm
 9   II|         charm of a fair face?~Not earthly beauty only~Can so allure
10   VI|          ecstatic~Be described in earthly formula?~So mystics veil
11   IX|    removed.~You who are pure from earthly form,~Illumined by the Truth,~
12 XIII|          dies every moment by his earthly nature;~Then, when his will
13  XIV|           You will see tradition, earthly and mystical truths,~All