Part, Chapter

 1    1, 9 | Because outward attentions are evidence~Of secret love, O beloved!~
 2    1, 12|      by a good tailor,~'Tis an evidence of the tailor's art.~Logs
 3    2, 16|      one s conduct, is its own evidence.~The mean is relative.~ ~~
 4    2, 16|       inner voice" is its ~own evidence, and needs no other proof.~"
 5    2, 16|     proceed to give proofs and evidence ~That this is generic water,
 6    3, 18|      again to sight and ocular evidence.~In the chapter, "Desire
 7    4, 6 |   belief. ~Go! bring proof and evidence, for never ~Will I accept
 8    5, 1 |       s water,~Which serves as evidence to the physician of the
 9    5, 1 |      Such an one needs not the evidence of fair acts and words~"
10    5, 1 |       the heart."~Require this evidence of act and word only from
11    5, 1 |      not from him act and word evidence,~Because both worlds through
12    5, 1 |       like roses.~What is this evidence but manifestation of hidden
13    5, 1 |   hidden things,~Whether it be evidence in word, or deed, or otherwise?~
14    5, 1 |       witness of word lie, its evidence is rejected,~And if the
15    6, 6 |      Notwithstanding the clear evidence of God's bounty, engendering