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 1    1, Prol|         of the nightingale is no longer to be heard.~The BELOVED
 2    1, Prol|          When the lover feels no longer LOVE's quickening,~He becomes
 3    1, 1   |        made a bleeding heart.~No longer seek this peril, this bloodshed;~
 4    1, 8   |         one would employ him any longer. In despair he went to the
 5    1, 9   |         light is the guide~Is no longer a slave to effects and causes.~
 6    1, 9   |          his senses,~A man is no longer a slave to effects.~When
 7    1, 11  |        him, saying, "Thou art no longer a fox, but myself."~Till
 8    1, 14  |  immediately from Him~Endures no longer than the rouge of the tirewoman.~
 9    2, 16  |          led by the spirit is no longer subject to the outward law,
10    3, 9   |    endure the pangs of hunger no longer, and he stretched out his
11    3, 17  |        his lord and his home any longer, he determined to return
12    3, 17  |          thou wilt, for I can no longer bear absence from thee,
13    4, 6   |         it were all eyes, and no longer see double, but only the
14    5, 10  |     vision of land,~Satan has no longer any domination over it.~
15    5, 10  | intimation came to him to beg no longer, as the money for his charities
16    5, 11  |       the power of speech,~It no longer dares to utter what passes;~
17    6, 3   |         noble could endure it no longer, and he took a stick and
18    6  (4) |        united with God he can no longer behold Him, for he is dwelling
19    6, 9   |        king, as he could wait no longer. His brothers tried to dissuade
20    6, 9   |      purpose, saying he would no longer hide his passion for his
21    6, 9   |          brother then delayed no longer, but rushed into the presence