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 1    II|       sheets, among flowers and delectable roses and herbs sweet smelling,
 2   III| speakest of, thy promises be so delectable that I think it all too
 3     V|        a profitable, honest and delectable, for in this treble manner
 4     V|       ordinance of manners, and delectable to God. Or Eufemia is said
 5     V|  richesses, plenteous of fruit, delectable of trees. The indwellers
 6     V|      took there a certain place delectable, by the river of Rhone,
 7     V|         that place is clear and delectable, ne yet to be in earth with
 8    VI|       love of things celestial, delectable by sweet conversation, swiftness
 9    VI|    lightly and surely into that delectable place. And this knight saw
10    VI|     that howbeit that it were a delectable thing to me to live yet
11   VII|      all that the place is full delectable, for yet all their clothes
12   VII|    right fair to see, and right delectable of taste, and there were