Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|       the sign of sorrow and of pain.~Both Bruno and Tasso entered
 2   1,  1  |    importuned, haste to cure my pain,~And to console me in my
 3   1,  1  |         and the soul,~Have joy, pain, cold, and weight in their
 4   1,  1  |        weight unburdened be,~If pain the cure, and joy the sore
 5   1,  1  |       sore give me?~Sweet is my pain: to this world new and rare.~
 6   1,  1  |         Love!~That turnest into pain thy father's joys,~To evil
 7   1,  1  |      the intellectual part, has pain through the Fear of Fate,
 8   1,  2  |        the opposite there is no pain; as is shown by that golden
 9   1,  2  |    little or no apprehension of pain; he enjoys the actual present
10   1,  2  |         the end of it; equally, pain to him is not pain, because
11   1,  2  |     equally, pain to him is not pain, because by the force of
12   1,  2  |      For Love alone can ease my pain.~Here is shown another species
13   1,  3  |         Fear cannot freeze, nor pain unshackle me;~For soothing
14   1,  3  | actually), being in anguish and pain, he torments himself, not
15   1,  4  |        farther to exasperate my pain;~And ever without cease
16   1,  4  |      martyrdom, such lengthened pain?~Leave, dear sons, my winged
17   1,  4  |     counting, count,~When he my pain with comfort comforting,~
18   1,  4  |     will effectually comfort my pain, loosening me from the tightened
19   1,  5  |        My moon for my continual pain~Is constant ever, ever full.~
20   1,  5  |         rapture and no sense of pain.~CIC. The ignorant do not
21   1,  5  |       beginning of its~ ./. own pain, seeing that there is a
22   1,  5  |       we find that we have more pain in the desire than~pleasure
23   1,  5  |   increases knowledge increases pain; because from the greater
24   1,  5  |   congealing ice could know thy pain,~Or had the sense to feel
25   2,  1  |         say, because to me this pain~Is dearer than all other
26   2,  1  |         more care, thought, and pain: I mean in this state, where
27   2,  1  |         on one side without the pain of corruption on the other:
28   2,  1  |       compensation to thy heavy pain?~When, oh unquiet and perturbed
29   2,  1  |        come:~Seek I myself from pain to disengage,~Hope sustains
30   2,  1  |        I not despair,~Nor fear, pain, nor the impediments~Of
31   2,  1  |         fear death, suffers not pain of body, feels not the hindrances
32   2,  1  |       their origin in doubt, in pain and all kinds of sadness.~
33   2,  1  |   bitter joy, and through sweet pain,~Weighted with lead, I rise
34   2,  1  |       more stupid than to be in pain about future,~things and
35   2,  3  |         unhappy love,~If of thy pain and mine it can be said,~
36   2,  3  |         love, where there is no pain because nothing is sought
37   2,  4  |        hated. air, since all my pain~Is clue to having seen the
38   2,  4  |         the alpha of my darling pain?~Ah, woe! I fear me it is
39   2,  5  |        prove,~And turning cruel pain~Into a sweet content,~Two
40   2,  5  |       good so great as this,~No pain, however sharp,~Can be accounted
41   2,  5  |         good should succeed,~Or pain forerunner be of pain,~But
42   2,  5  |        Or pain forerunner be of pain,~But turning round, the