Part, Chapter

 1    1, 5|           worse;~Many flee from a snake and meet a dragon.~Man plans
 2    2, 1|          moon, of one who stole a snake and got bitten by it, and
 3    2, 8|         enemy.~The staff became a snake, and my hand bright as the
 4    3, 4|     mountains, discovered a large snake frozen by the cold, and,
 5    3, 4|       together to see it, and the snake, thawed by the warmth of
 6    3, 4| Comparison of fleshly lust to the snake.~~Lust is that snake; How
 7    3, 4|          the snake.~~Lust is that snake; How say you it is dead?~
 8    3, 4|     Through pressure of want this snake is as a fly,~It becomes
 9    3, 4|         luxury.~Beware, keep that snake in the frost of humiliation,~
10    3, 4|         of 'Iraq!~So long as that snake is frozen, it is well;~When
11    3, 4|           that man cherished that snake,~That stubborn brute was
12    3, 4|          If you wish to keep that snake tied up~Without trouble,
13    4, 3|          when Moses' rod became a snake, they were confounded.~Whoso
14    5, 7|          bodies.~If He makes me a snake, I dart forth poison;~If