Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|  father was a soldier. He is dead, and also mother. I am forty-four
 2   1,  Int|     chance,~In living death, dead life I live?"~he writes
 3   1,  1  |     have all those opponents dead or gone;~One object only
 4   1,  2  |    without feeling -- who is dead?~TANS. No; but he who is
 5   1,  2  |     chance,~In living death, dead life I live?~Love has me
 6   1,  2  |     life I live?~Love has me dead, alack! and such a death,~
 7   1,  2  |     This, then, is how he is dead alive, or living dying;
 8   1,  2  |   says, "In a living death a dead life I live." He is not
 9   1,  2  |      life I live." He is not dead, because~he lives in the
10   1,  2  |     not alive, because he is dead in himself; deprived of
11   1,  3  |  Well do I see, I shall fall dead to earth;~But what life
12   1,  4  |      be faint, because it is dead in itself, and alive in
13   1,  4  |   lofty thoughts, and, as if dead to the body, she aspires
14   1,  4  |    she vegetates there as if dead, being present as an animating
15   1,  4  |   leaves my dying powers not dead?~My spirit's rival more
16   1,  4  |     should not be left quite dead, but be again re-animated
17   2,  1  | slaying him who lies already dead.~[paragraph continues] The
18   2,  1  |      kill him who is already dead, that is, he, who has no
19   2,  2  |    devour Actæon, making him dead to the vulgar and the crowd,
20   2,  3  |     The body is, as it were, dead, and as it were apart from
21   2,  3  |   and the soul is as it were dead, and a thing apart from
22   2,  4  |      reigns!~Wherefore being dead, speak I amidst the folk?~
23   2,  4  |       that lights the world;~Dead henceforth to all the lesser