Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|      mountain, now watching the stars, now contemplating the arid,
 2   1,  Int| intellectual world, millions of stars and suns are produced or
 3   1,  Int|         occurs in the world off stars is reflected in the telluric
 4   1,  1  |         to laurels, and eternal stars!~It is to be supposed that
 5   1,  4  |         animals that are called stars. If you ask according to
 6   1,  5  |       lightnings flash unto the stars.~No moment can I count in
 7   1,  5  |        be the lowest of all the stars, and is nearest to us, so
 8   1,  5  |    which like innumerable other stars we consider as another earth --
 9   1,  5  |  subject; above these stand two stars, and in the centre the legend~
10   1,  5  |       Turbulent brothers of the stars,~Companions of the tempests
11   1,  5  |      Æolian caverns, but by two stars in the breast of this enthusiast.
12   1,  5  |  enthusiast. Here,~ ./. the two stars do not mean the two eyes
13   1,  6  |      Shining on earth as do the stars in heaven.~Your sov'reign
14   1,  6  |       to you as sun amongst the stars.~Wit, words, learning and
15   2,  1  |         been placed amongst the stars and deified by the oblation
16   2,  1  |      example, by looking at the stars? At the empyreal heaven
17   2,  1  |        please to say it, of the stars, are bodies, are created
18   2,  1  |        the above; there are two stars in the form of two radiant
19   2,  1  |        rise on high towards the stars.~CES. So that with progress
20   2,  1  |      she from those two burning stars receives~With mournful joy
21   2,  2  |      must now be exalted to the stars. Yet another takes his stand
22   2,  2  |      they think to mount to the stars, to be equal to gods, and
23   2,  5  |       sweet content,~Two lovely stars upon the earth you'll see.~
24   2,  5  |      which the heavenly host~Of stars and planets stand within
25   2,  5  |         alternating,~Amongst my stars she's equal to the sun."~