If you aren’t planning the Gregorian proper for Laetare, consider this excellent step from the Simple English Propers.
Laetare, from the Simple English Propers
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Should there be another flat at the very beginning of the third line? Or are the rules different when the text is English? Or am I wrong that the flat continues only throughout the word in which is first appears? Or else, would it not sound as odd as I think it would to sing it as sol te ti la?
You are indeed correct, JHB. I have fixed this both in the graphic and in the SEP file.
Thanks for beta testing!