Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int| self-imposed mission allowed him no rest; he must go forth, and carry
 2   1,  1  |            makes us live in all the rest. Go on.~TANS. Then follows:~
 3   1,  2  |             from hell,~No pause nor rest my torments know,~Because
 4   1,  5  |            in him both movement and rest.~CIC. This I understood
 5   1,  5  |        circumstance of movement and rest, we can say are placed there
 6   1,  5  |           healthy, tranquil mind at rest; for whatever acute sorrow
 7   1,  5  |      through contemplation; for the rest, all lovers are apt to experience
 8   2,  1  |           us go on and see what the rest means.~CES. Say, if you
 9   2,  1  |           where motion concurs with rest, seeing that in orbicular
10   2,  1  |            own centre is understood rest and stability according
11   2,  1  |    according to right~movement, or, rest of the whole and movement
12   2,  1  |        unhappy one, eternally might rest,~Thou dost torment, by hiding
13   2,  1  |      intellectual power is never at rest, it is never satisfied with
14   2,  1  |          mine own alone, of all the rest~An easy entrance to my heart
15   2,  1  |           is metaphorical, like the rest, and may be understood in
16   2,  1  |             arm. But let us see the rest: -- ~52.~Oh, gentle boy,
17   2,  1  |            And from maturer studies rest awhile:~When, looking round
18   2,  2  |           ones, rich, wise, and the rest who may be heroes like to
19   2,  4  |            set the dryer element at rest,~Has thus reduced me to