Letter, Par.

 1  I, 1| distinctly to thee. We behold a sea upheaved from the very lowest
 2  I, 1|   lamentations, neither sky nor sea clearly visible, but all
 3  I, 1|    billows, and monsters of the sea attack the crews on every
 4  I, 5|       of the cities, and by the sea shore. Frequently moreover
 5 II, 3|         makes his voyage on the sea, the larger is the freight
 6 III  |       still tossing on the open sea, and experiencing the cruel
 7 III  |       pass through my long dark sea of troubles But not to distress
 8 III  |         contest, and whilst the sea is thus raging round you,
 9 III  |      tempest-tossed in the open sea they do their best, and
10 III  |      upon you together, and the sea is heaved up from its very
11  V   |      favourable breeze when the sea is raging around you. These