Al thing shal be wele.
… al manner of thing shall be wele.
Take now hede faithfully and trosting,
and at the last end thus halt verily sen it in fulhede of joye. 

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• a text in English by Julian of Norwich (c1343 - 1416?), no title, appears in Revelations of Divine Love, Chapter XXXII
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• by Roxanna Panufnik (b. 1968), "All shall be well", 2009 [ mixed chorus, cello ], C. F. Peters
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