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Blake, Auguries of Innocence: 'Joy and woe are woven fine, a clothing for the soul divine.' Here it names the mixed mood Neville caught at the ship's rail leaving Barbados, happy to sail and sad to leave, a sweet sorrow; elsewhere it names the weaving of joy and sorrow in the soul's experience.

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Auguries of Innocence, given here as 'the prophet' | Joy and woe are woven fine, a garment for the soul divine

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Revelation ¶24
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The Six-Pointed Star ¶18
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The Cup of Foaming Wine ¶21
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Advent ¶22
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He Is Dreaming Now ¶14
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All Things Are Possible Transcript Televised Talk Kttv ¶8
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As the prophet said: “Joy and woe are woven fine, a garment for the soul divine.”
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Tv Talk ¶6
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joy and sorrow are woven fine, our garment, and so divided
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The World Is A Stage ¶21
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God's Timeless Purpose ¶35
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