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 1   1,  1   |     Muse of others?~TANS. Thou dost well conclude that poetry
 2   1,  2   |      of heaven and of hell.~F. Dost hope?~S. I hope.~F. For
 3   1,  3   |        CIC. Of these two which dost thou esteem higher?~TANS.
 4   1,  3   |    Although to many pains thou dost subject me,~Yet do I thank
 5   1,  3   |      much,~That thou my breast dost cleave with noble wound,~
 6   1,  3   |     with noble wound,~And then dost take my heart and master
 7   1,  3   |      voice do I hear:~"Whither dost thou carry me, thou fearless
 8   1,  4   |        thing loved.~TANS. Well dost thou know that the intellect
 9   1,  4   |      Thou beauteous beast that dost in punishment~Knit up the
10   1,  5   |        And firmly in the earth dost fix thy roots;~No shifting
11   1,  5   |      Ever the self-same ground dost thou Grasp, cultivate and
12   1,  5   |       mount I turn,~Where thou dost forge the thunderbolts of
13   1,  5   |   deliverance from death.~Thou dost become congealed. Melting
14   2,  1   |      for greater victory. Well dost thou know that the love
15   2,  1   |     eternally might rest,~Thou dost torment, by hiding from
16   2,  1   |   otherwhere thy bow,~For thou dost waste thy powers, oh beauteous
17   2,  2(1)| wherefore, then, great Keśava~Dost thou impel me to this dreadful
18   2,  3   |      senseless thou'rt become!~Dost thou believe the flame will
19   2,  3   |     splendour through a glass, dost thou~Believe that it through
20   2,  3   |       love,~Swifter than wind, dost thou not rise and flash~