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 1 Pre      |      music to which both the drunk and the sober can dance?"
 2 Pre      |      to whose music both the drunk and the sober can dance.~
 3 VIII     |       the bud has burst,~And drunk with joy is the nightingale~
 4 VIII     |      the banquet spread,~And drunk and sober are warmed and
 5 XI(*)    |    firmament, and he who has drunk of it shall thirst no more.~
 6 XIII     | weave bright dreams of thee;~Drunk with a hundred nights of
 7 XVII     |   appear his face.~Alike the drunk and the strict of fare~For
 8 XVIII    |    of might and empire bear;~Drunk with the wine that from
 9 XXVII    |   breast and forth she sped.~Drunk with desire, I seized Love'
10 XXVIII   |  Within the tavern gates and drunk with wine,~I found Love'
11 XXXVII(*)|    the juice of apples being drunk, and endive, are the proper