Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int|      rest; he must go forth, and carry his doctrines to the world,
2   1,  3  |         hear:~"Whither dost thou carry me, thou fearless one?~Turn
3   1,  5  | described.~TANS. Behold how they carry the ensign of their affections
4   2,  2  |         does not weigh down, nor carry his servant captive and
5   2,  2  |    nourished with body, it would carry itself better there, where