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 1     I|        as oft as he sang mass an heavenly vision appeared to him.
 2    II|         in continence and led an heavenly life. Then the first day
 3    II| nourisheth us, and delighteth in heavenly love. And in like manner,
 4    II|   burneth then more fervently in heavenly things. ~S. John wrote his
 5    II|        green in contemplation of heavenly things, and a toiler in
 6    II| following the blessedness of the heavenly city, and this he gat five
 7    II|        of noblesse, and deserved heavenly dignity, she left the desires
 8   III|         now I have been fed with heavenly bread and drink, and comforted
 9   III|      grace of our Lord that such heavenly joys and things were showed
10   III|    consented to the decree of my heavenly emperor. Then the provost
11   III|        martyrdom, and adopted by heavenly reward, and this was touching
12   III|        These be they that by the heavenly banner took the arms of
13   III|        the night during, singing heavenly songs, among which this
14   III|      when the paynims heard this heavenly voice they were sore afeard
15   III|        angels took his soul with heavenly song and mirth and bare
16   III|        in worldly things, but in heavenly, for in the holy scriptures
17    IV|         was an earthly angel, an heavenly man, image and similitude
18    IV|         and if we shall speak of heavenly things, thou shalt see the
19    IV|       people were fulfilled with heavenly sweetness, and a blind man
20    IV|        within forth, and part of heavenly glory. And of this treble
21    IV|       chose the best part of the heavenly glory, she is called the
22    IV|         the glorious song of the heavenly companies with her bodily
23    IV|       the soul up to heaven with heavenly song in likeness of a white
24    IV|          perpetual laud unto the heavenly kingdoms. All this and more
25    IV|          her death she heard the heavenly fellowship of angels bearing
26    IV|         to receive me into thine heavenly harbour. And then she bade
27    IV|   refroidour, which is desire of heavenly glory. As S. Ambrose saith:
28    IV|         thus was received in the heavenly chamber, and a great company
29    IV|          all the strength of the heavenly company, came against her.
30    IV|        was there enhanced in the heavenly kingdom and honoured gloriously,
31    IV|       how she is enhanced in the heavenly glory, Gerard the bishop
32    IV|          archangels, and all the heavenly company came to meet thee.
33     V|          godly, a bright ray and heavenly, shining out of the forehead
34     V|          is to say ententive, in heavenly love, and he was suspended,
35     V|         he to be numbered to the heavenly company to whom the angel
36     V|        and high understanding in heavenly things. I mounted up into
37     V|     should be concordable to the heavenly court in hallowing this
38     V|         sins and heritage of the heavenly joys.~
39     V|          the world is set tofore heavenly things. The third is of
40     V|          is divine. The fifth is heavenly, which is in the country
41     V|      negligent for to please the heavenly spouse, our Lord God. And
42     V|        then he shone by so great heavenly grace that, when the bishops
43    VI|         marvellous beauty, and a heavenly sight in his face. And when
44    VI|          medicine showeth us the heavenly leech when he saith in the
45    VI|       medicine showeth to us the heavenly leech when he saith in the
46    VI|          talking a long while of heavenly things. And when they should
47    VI|         I to dread and doubt the heavenly judge. Therefore I make
48    VI|          call his friends to his heavenly weddings. And thus, the
49    VI|        that is people. She was a heavenly lily by cleanness of virginity,
50    VI|         not be drowned, unto the heavenly realm.~Leo, the bishop of
51   VII|       whose commandment obey all heavenly creatures and earthly, liketh
52   VII|         so much replenished with heavenly joy that she lay as she
53   VII|         longeth to the wife of a heavenly spouse, and now I shall
54   VII|       was a glorious sight and a heavenly joy to abide there. And
55   VII|         so merrily that it was a heavenly noise to hear, wherefore
56   VII|         so merrily that it was a heavenly noise to hear. And after
57   VII|         and bright that it was a heavenly sight to behold, and all
58   VII|       vices, may be brought unto heavenly joy where laud, honour,
59   VII|         and abandoned himself to heavenly and celestial discipline.
60   VII|         to say: I shall take the heavenly bread and I shall call the