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 1    1, Prol| inclines to the whispers of the tongue.~Through grief my days are
 2    1, Prol|        from them that speak his tongue,~Though he possess a hundred
 3    1, 1   |       words.~Explanation by the tongue makes most things clear,~
 4    1, 6   |   swiftly to highest heaven.~If tongue discourses of hidden mysteries,~
 5    1, 9   |       such length?~What ye give tongue to so foolishly~Is as the
 6    2, 3   |         is hidden under his own tongue," his tongue had betrayed
 7    2, 3   |      under his own tongue," his tongue had betrayed his inner vileness. "
 8    2, 3   |         man lies in holding his tongue."~The apostolical succession
 9    2, 4   |      nostrils and speech in the tongue,~Concupiscence in the flesh
10    3, 5   |  speaking ~Words unutterable by tongue in speech. ~Keep silence,
11    4  (3) |        am his eye, his ear, his tongue, his foot, his hand, and
12    5, 9   |        am his ear, his eye, his tongue, his foot, his hand; and
13    5, 10  |     That man of cant has at his tongue's end~A hundred proofs and
14    5, 13  |      art as reason, we like the tongue;~'Tis reason that teaches
15    5, 13  |         reason that teaches the tongue to speak.~Thou art as joy,
16    6, 9   |       say no more, but guard my tongue from speech.~The rest is
17    6, 9   |     rest is told without aid of tongue~To the heart of him whose