American Standard Version
Song of Songs 4:10-14
10HowH4100 fair is thy love, my sisterH269, my brideH3618!HowH4100 much better is thy love than wineH3196!And the fragrance of thine oilsH8081 than all manner of spicesH1314!11Thy lipsH8193, O mybrideH3618, drop asthe honeycomb:HoneyH1706 and milkH2461 are under thy tongueH3956;And the smell of thy garmentsH8008 is like the smell of LebanonH3844.12A gardenH1588 shut up is my sisterH269, my brideH3618;A springH4599 shut up, a fountain sealedH2856.13Thy shoots are an orchard of pomegranatesH7416, with precious fruitsH6529;HennaH3724 with spikenard plants,14Spikenard and saffron,CalamusH7070 and cinnamonH7076, with all treesH6086 of frankincenseH3828;MyrrhH4753 and aloes, with all the chiefH7218 spicesH1314.
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