Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Err|           line 10, for "also mother" read "also my mother"~" 35, line
 2   1,  Err|            35, line 11, for "myrtle" read "myrtle,"~" 37, line 16,
 3   1,  Err|            line 16, for "setting as" read "setting them as" ~" 47,
 4   1,  Err|            47, line 9, for "poisons" read "poison"~" 61, line 1, for "
 5   1,  Err|               61, line 1, for "And," read "And"~" " line 1, for "hell,"
 6   1,  Err|                  line 1, for "hell," read "hell."~ ./. 
 7   1,  Int|             works of Aristotle to be read to him; he spoke all the
 8   1,  Int|         Paris, where I set myself to read a most unusual lecture,
 9   1,  1  |        fitting.~CIC. Begin, then, to read.~TANSILLO.~I.~Ye Muses,
10   1,  2  |    contradictions. I remember having read in Jamblichus, where he
11   1,  5  |            do. Now let the rhymes be read.~27.~Above the clouds in
12   1,  5  |             to understand it, let us read the tablet~30.~Sole bird
13   1,  5  |            of the heroic device. Now read the lines.~TANS.:~31.~Mild
14   1,  5  |             the eighth line, you can read: I warm, kindle, burn, blaze;
15   1,  5  |           TANS. Because they neither read his own books, nor those
16   1,  5  |              but there are those who read the course of his life and
17   1,  5  |            Paris is very common. But read the lines which more specifically
18   1,  5  |            shall see when we come to read the lines:~36.~Sons of the
19   1,  5  |             getting out of the mesh, read the stanza:~38.~One time
20   1,  5  | consideration.~CIC. Some other time. Read the lines:~39.~Limp snake,
21   2,  Pre|     reference to electricity, for we read in "The Secret Doctrine,"
22   2,  1  |              parts of time.~CES. Now read the tablet.~MAR. I will
23   2,  1  |          eyes of the enthusiast, but read the sonnet!~44.~ 2 Splendour
24   2,  1  |              it a little. But let us read the sonnet.~46.~If I by
25   2,  1  |           legend: Mors et vita.~CES. Read the sonnet!~MAR. I will
26   2,  1  |            in the sonnet. But let us read it first.~50.~Eager to find
27   2,  1  |             this seek to wound?~MAR. Read the sonnet which says: -- ~
28   2,  1  |           Therefore let us go on and read it.~53.~Methought to leave
29   2,  2  |     whatsoever.~CES. Prithee, let us read the sonnet, so that we may
30   2,  4  |             me that I have heard and read that in every vision. the