Part, Chapter

 1    1, 5   | form-worshippers?~Your souls, void of substance, rest still
 2    2, 11  |      yet is every night quite void of power.~In the crowd of
 3    3, 2   |       How seldom was thy soul void of sorrow and grief!~O careless
 4    3, 13  |   disturb us. ~Our souls were void of all anxieties, ~And ye
 5    3, 17  |       lover, cold-hearted and void of loyalty, ~Who from fear
 6    4, 4   |   neither this nor that he is void of form; ~'Tis your own
 7    4, 4   |     Regard him not as a youth void of talents. ~Many are they
 8    4, 9   |     thought.~But they who are void of reason imagine~That these
 9    5, 5   |   does not render the prayers void, provided that the weeping
10    6, Prol|      knowledge,~And he who is void of knowledge is void of
11    6, Prol|       is void of knowledge is void of soul.~When knowledge