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1 V   |        His soul,~full-fed with poetry; his eyes, satiated with
2 VI  |        the world, the theatre,~poetry, music, and all his dearest
3 VII |     where an idea tainted with poetry would~be in startling contrast
4 VII | counters like verses of modern poetry, quoted by romantic spirits,~
5 XIII|   diverted from their channel. Poetry, painting, and the subtle
6 XIII|     his wife was insensible to~poetry, she did not dwell in his
7 XIV |        rate, I will understand poetry."~ ~Then, with all the strength
8 XIV | literature and the beauties of poetry, but it was too late~to