Chapter

 1      I|        Prepare what help they may! Now, blow my shell!"~
 2      I|      skin to parching; hardly may I stand;~
 3     II|                        That I may counsel learn:~
 4     II| Depart,- aroused no more. Yet may it chance,~
 5     II|                   Die when he may, such passeth from all '
 6    III|            His own task as he may, even though he fail,~
 7     IV|                    How action may be rest, rest action- he~
 8     IV|                   Taking what may befall, by grief unmoved,~
 9      V|  strength of faith. [Who will may have this Light;~
10     VI|    Soul that is Self's friend may grow Self's foe.~
11     VI|        but, dwell he where he may,~
12     VI|                           Yet may it grow restrained by habit,
13     VI|   Amid the mild and happy. It may chance~
14   VIII|            All living Things- may so be reached and seen!~
15     XI|          If this can be, if I may bear the sight,~
16     XI|     shape, which earthly eyes may bear!~
17    XIV|       Lamp of Knowledge, then may one see well~
18  XVIII|       being in the body, none may stand~