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 1    1  (6)| instrument moved by the divine impulse of the moment. "The time
 2    1  (6)|     sword," because the divine impulse of the moment dominates
 3    1, 6  |      arise quickly,~And strong impulse urges them into existence.~
 4    1, 8  |       Universal Reason,~If one impulse dependent on another impulse
 5    1, 8  |   impulse dependent on another impulse be naught;~But when that
 6    1, 8  |       be naught;~But when that impulse moves this impulse,~The
 7    1, 8  |        that impulse moves this impulse,~The waves of that sea rise
 8    6, 5  |  disregarded his present angry impulse, and had regard to the future,
 9    6, 5  |       had not been dictated by impulse, but by inspiration. 4 The
10    6, 9  |      that if he acted on blind impulse and vain conceit he would