Part, Chapter

1    1, 1 |     twain.~When the discourse touched on the matter of love,~Pen
2    2, 15|     parts foul.~If that smoke touched a new kettle,~It would show
3    3, 12| senseless. ~Think not my feet touched the earth, ~For the lover
4    5, 13|     love to God boiled up,~It touched his heart, but it touches
5    5, 13|      not the heart, have been touched, is next illustrated by
6    5, 13|   fancied that his sermon had touched her heart; but the dwarf
7    5, 13|    that if her heart had been touched she would not have betrayed
8    5, 13|      what is false?"~The sage touched his ear and said, "This
9    6, 2 |       to do so. The moment he touched the grain the trap closed