Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|      in teaching the mnemonic art, and explaining his system
 2   1,  Int|     rudiments of the mnemonic art; but the pupil hated study,
 3   1,  1  |      those of other vein, and art, and enthusiasm, who in
 4   1,  1  |     or spell of herb or magic art~Can tear thee from the centre
 5   1,  1  |    offices; yet, O Fate! thou art none other than. my love;
 6   1,  1  |     love; and thou, Jealousy, art not external to the substance
 7   1,  2  |        S. I know not.~F. Thou art a fool.~S. How if such folly
 8   1,  4  |    There all thy industry and art be spent!~There be thou
 9   1,  4  |      not back to me till thou art mine.~The progress symbolized
10   1,  4  |      not back to me till thou art mine," and not unworthily
11   1,  4  |       thou, light of my eyes, art no more with me.~Here he
12   1,  5  | summits of Arabia Felix.~Thou art the same thou wast, but
13   1,  5  |      from the spot where thou art chained.~Thou art the veritable
14   1,  5  |  where thou art chained.~Thou art the veritable portrait of
15   1,  6  |      Wit, words, learning and art,~And whatsoe'er is mine
16   2,  1  | condiments the skill and~ ./. art of nature works, so that
17   2,  1  |      honourest, by which thou art honoured, and of which thou
18   2,  1  |        where are the zeal and art~With which to tranquillize
19   2,  1  |       and is regulated by the art of~ ./. considering attentively
20   2,  2  |      his brain, his life, his art; that he, meanwhile, having
21   2,  2  |  power either of nature or of art. Yon know, besides, that
22   2,  4  |      soul made manifest,~Thou art consumed by the wounded
23   2,  5  |     to the fairest light~Thou art thyself a guide,~Show to