Part, Chapter

 1    1, 3 |      tis two is suffering from double vision."~In one 'twas said, "
 2    1, 4 |   rewards for our praises,~The double thereof, yea, mercies from
 3    2, 1 |    When the illusion of seeing double is swept away,~They who
 4    2, 1 |      the King's hand.~O man of double vision, 5 hearken with attention,~
 5    3, 2 | presence of such thou becomest double. ~Therefore thou hast chosen
 6    3, 16| aspects differ the relation is double. ~"Thou castest not when
 7    4, 6 |        eyes, and no longer see double, but only the One sole real
 8    4, 9 | pear-tree made her husband see double, just as it had made her
 9    4, 9 |    just as it had made her see double previously.~The evolution
10    5, 5 |       To the soul that is bent double by envy~Give uprightness
11    6, 7 |     end to the leg of me, your double,~That by this contrivance