Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int| repugnant to his disposition to live in forced dissimulation,
 2   1,  Int|          and he only desired to live in Geneva in freedom. He
 3   1,  Int|       living death, dead life I live?"~he writes eight years
 4   1,  1  |        and grow fair;~I rise, I live: heart, spirit, brows adorn;~
 5   1,  1  |         die in one age makes us live in all the rest. Go on.~
 6   1,  2  |         sparks from my heart.~I live, I die, make merry and lament.~
 7   1,  2  |       living death, dead life I live?~Love has me dead, alack!
 8   1,  2  |      living death a dead life I live." He is not dead, because~
 9   1,  4  |         world, and he begins to live intellectually; he lives
10   1,  4  |          oh my rebel heart; let live the sense of things that
11   1,  4  |      hand, resists; desiring to live according to its own decrees,
12   1,  4  |  natural thing that they should~live divinely and not as animals
13   1,  4  |      mangle me, and will that I live not. Leave me, life, that
14   1,  5  |       have lived, nor how shall live,~Me does blind fate conduct;~
15   2,  1  |         me.~The age I lived, do live and am to live,~Affrights
16   2,  1  |        lived, do live and am to live,~Affrights me, shakes me
17   2,  1  |        If it import thee that I live!~Open, oh lady, the portals
18   2,  2  |       is nothing; that which we live is a point; that which we
19   2,  2  |    point; that which we have to live is not yet a point, but
20   2,  4  |         well known of those who live near the cataracts of the
21   2,  5  |  considered a less evil than to live in so much anguish. Therefore