Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int| intellectual powers. The one left Naples carrying in his heart
 2   1,  Int| which I had preserved when I left Rome." Thus habited he wandered
 3   1,  Int|      and wherever he went he left behind him traces of his
 4   1,  Int|  entered Geneva, and poor he left it, and now turned his steps
 5   1,  Int| subsist, after a few days he left, and went on his way to
 6   1,  Int| thirty-six years old when he left Paris and went to England.
 7   1,  Int|    overtures, and soon after left Paris for Germany, where
 8   1,  Int|    he could not escape, they left him a certain liberty, so
 9   1,  Int|      of the Holy Office, and left him there. Levi devotes
10   1,  2  | transported downwards to the left.~CIC. How is it, that, not
11   1,  3  | half-beast descends from the left, and a half-beast, half-man
12   1,  4  |      that other -- ~Thou has left me, oh, my heart,~And thou,
13   1,  4  |     are ye to me, me whom ye left~Still farther to exasperate
14   1,  4  |       abandoned of thoughts, left by hope, 1, who had fixed
15   1,  4  |      all in them. Nothing is left to me but the sense of my
16   1,  4  |  extinguished, should not be left quite dead, but be again
17   1,  5  |   side if it had not already left off warming it on the other.~
18   2,  4  |       and it is consequently left without sight and without