Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|        they belonged. Both went forth from their native place
 2   1,  Int|       to realize it he had gone forth with the pilgrim's staff
 3   1,  Int|      subterranean flames, sends forth from its vortices of fire,
 4   1,  Int|         him no rest; he must go forth, and carry his doctrines
 5   1,  1  |      needs or necessities bring forth labours and studies, and
 6   1,  1  |        has eternal reign;~Shows forth what heaven holds, earth
 7   1,  3  | enthusiast whose picture is put forth, when it is said:~12.~If
 8   1,  3  |         to the wind,~To draw me forth from this detested bliss,~
 9   1,  4  |      did restrain,~And is I one forth not to return again.~Thou
10   1,  5  |       flow to the sea; he sends forth from his breast into the
11   2,  1  |    sciences, which have brought forth the dregs of opinions, which
12   2,  1  |      give me peace;~Why draw me forth from looking at the sun,~
13   2,  1  |       concept of her song sends forth.~In words which do but hide
14   2,  1  |        light for light, sending forth that~ ./. smoke the effect
15   2,  1  | generation, when the soul comes forth fresh from the intoxication
16   2,  1  |    lights, that is having shown forth the Divine Beauty through
17   2,  1  |      herd~Hungry pursues, sends forth his nuncio,~From caves of
18   2,  1  |         Thetys spouts his water forth.~Lions and eagles of the
19   2,  1  |     starts on the hunt trumpets forth his roar, which resounds
20   2,  1  |     they move or breathe, spout forth a windy tempest of water.
21   2,  3  |    concealed in the heart break forth, nor can they (the eyes)
22   2,  3  |        can they (the eyes) send forth the twin torrent to the
23   2,  3  |          or speech which breaks forth from the breast.~LIB. Now