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 1    2, Prol|      to become milk.~Till thy fortune comes forth as a new-born
 2    2, 6   |       Through love reverse of fortune seems good fortune.~Through
 3    2, 6   | reverse of fortune seems good fortune.~Through love a prison seems
 4    2, 10  |  sinners, ~And become, by the fortune of good, good yourself. ~
 5    2, 10  |    from them the robe of good fortune is gained, ~In the asylum
 6    3, 10  |   gone forth by revolution of fortune,~They are with me still,
 7    3, 14  |    grow pale from fear of ill fortune,~Do thou smile like the
 8    4, 1   |       heart," 3~That his good fortune may emerge from adversity.~
 9    4, 2   |     throne, ~Endued with good fortune and fortune itself. 17 ~
10    4, 2   |  Endued with good fortune and fortune itself. 17 ~Thou sayest
11    4, 2   |     art a great queen of good fortune; ~But thy fortune is apart
12    4, 2   |     of good fortune; ~But thy fortune is apart from thee and will
13    4, 2   |    chosen one, become thy own fortune. ~When, O spiritual one,
14    4, 2   |      thou hast become thy own fortune, ~Then, being thyself thy
15    4, 2   |       Then, being thyself thy fortune, thou wilt never lose it. ~
16    5, 11  |        Lest that bird of good fortune should take wing.~You hold
17    5  (8) |     is supposed to bring good fortune. ~
18    6, 5   |     the ignorant.~The ills of fortune and all troubles soever~