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 1     I|          godhead, which hath all sweetness of suavity. By the gold
 2     I|     vinegar instead of wine, his sweetness with gall; the innocent
 3     I|        for us in to the odour of sweetness to God the Father. And how
 4     I|          desired and coveted the sweetness of the fruit by gluttony.
 5     I|     because they have tasted the sweetness of heaven, they have none
 6     I|       giveth also debonairty and sweetness for to support and mollify
 7     I|       spirit of benignity and of sweetness that was in him for to judge
 8     I| healthful and replenished of all sweetness. What thing may be more
 9     I| instituted to consecrate it. The sweetness of this holy sacrament may
10     I|       none express. By the which sweetness is spiritually tasted and
11     I|         this, what profiteth the sweetness of the voice without the
12     I|         of the voice without the sweetness of the heart? She breaketh
13     I|         and our Lord smelled the sweetness of the sacrifice and said
14     I|       anon they were turned into sweetness. There our Lord ordained
15    II|      there issued out so great a sweetness out of the pit, that all
16    II|         turned into softness and sweetness of all manner of flowers,
17    II|       sound of the song, and the sweetness and odour of the flowers,
18   III|        he is said glosing by the sweetness of his word,meek by his
19   III|         of marvellous beauty and sweetness, for all the place smelled
20   III|       moved, and a fume of great sweetness was felt, in such wise that
21   III|        him again, we may see the sweetness of his pity, and in this
22    IV|          fulfilled with heavenly sweetness, and a blind man received
23    IV|        tofore all other with the sweetness of his familiarity, because
24    IV|         up, and hath fed me with sweetness of heaven; and when the
25    IV|       the marvellous flavour and sweetness; and by the merits of the
26    IV|         out of his hand so great sweetness, and so sweet an odour as
27    IV|         the land with marvellous sweetness. And then all the people
28    IV|        with so great an odour of sweetness, that with the sweet spirit
29     V|    science, and well smelling in sweetness of fame. His life hath written
30     V|  enhardened be anointed with the sweetness of honey which engendereth
31     V|  assuaged. And I wot not to what sweetness it is made in me; I wot
32     V|          displeased him save the sweetness of God and the beauty of
33     V|      fulfilled in thy marvellous sweetness, for to consider the height
34     V|          letters honied with the sweetness of heaven and enlumined
35     V|         thou which art sovereign sweetness hast entered into me for
36     V|       which art sweeter than any sweetness or delices, more clear than
37     V|         of Sens had a marvellous sweetness in their sound, and sent
38     V|       the city they lost all the sweetness of their sound, and when
39     V|         it is converted into the sweetness of milk, in like wise was
40     V|          pap of his heart in the sweetness of God.~
41     V|        the stench is turned into sweetness, Canticorum I.~This exaltation
42     V|          replenished it with all sweetness. Then the right devout king
43     V|   Eufemia is said of euphoria as sweetness of sound. Sweet sound is
44     V|       and anointed them with the sweetness of his signs and sewed them
45    VI|          holiness of their life, sweetness of their manners and their
46    VI|    spirit was refreshed with the sweetness of heaven. She was in her
47    VI|        the world, and savour the sweetness of God, so that she might
48    VI|         and beholding so great a sweetness in his heart and so great
49    VI|      tofore them, so that by the sweetness and debonairly that the
50    VI|        heart with a dart full of sweetness and of sorrow. Then she
51    VI|        there where they feel the sweetness of God and enjoy with him.
52   VII|     heard a melody of marvellous sweetness, which passed all hearts
53   VII|          fulfilled with so great sweetness that it cannot be expressed.
54   VII|        name her name, so great a sweetness entered into her soul that
55   VII|         is my love, and he is my sweetness, there may no fair words
56   VII|        to the christian faith by sweetness of her fair speech. She
57   VII|         the church. He had great sweetness and liking to learn, to
58   VII|         be, he shall not use the sweetness of them, and may not learn
59   VII|          and gave him all to the sweetness of that little honey. The
60   VII|        devour all creatures. The sweetness of the honey in the boughs
61   VII|       verse which signifieth all sweetness, and virtuous work, by the