Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int| forgetfulness, does his country show signs of appreciating him
 2   1,  Int|  surveillance, and few dared to show themselves openly his friends.
 3   1,  1  |       as to others ye did never show,~Who yet do vaunt themselves
 4   1,  1  |      beauty, and my death alone~Show to me paradise, and take
 5   1,  1  |      have begun so, continue to show bit by bit that which remains.~
 6   1,  1  |      away!~These may suffice to show me all the grace~Of changeful
 7   1,  3  |        would have less power to show itself in those who are
 8   1,  4  |         although late, come and show themselves, but not in that
 9   1,  5  |      Fifth Dialogue~I.~CIC. Now show me how I may be able for
10   1,  5  |         contained by the sun to show that he is moved by it.~
11   2,  1  |       grants so much even as to show his shoulders, which is
12   2,  1  |        over the others, makes a show of magnanimous action. or
13   2,  1  |     comparison ought perhaps to show greater magnanimity, as
14   2,  1  |      which three significations show with what sweetness, gentleness,
15   2,  3  |         It is not as the senses show it?~It asks, what power
16   2,  4  |        aware of the wild beast,~Show me whether up or down I
17   2,  4  |     human soul, whatever it may show itself while it is in the
18   2,  5  |         light which alone could show them the image of the highest
19   2,  5  |          How dear and sweet you show yourselves, For by your
20   2,  5  |       Thou art thyself a guide,~Show to the soul all lower things
21   2,  5  |       the only path,~And so did show us plain,~The fairest work