Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|          patriotic pride, and he received his first instruction in
 2   1,  Int|      road to Rome, and was there received in the monastery of the
 3   1,  Int|        the small remuneration he received; but this modest employment
 4   1,  Int|        poet dwelt in palaces and received the caress and~smile of
 5   1,  Int|       was Chambery, where he was received in a convent of the Order
 6   1,  Int|        lodge at an inn, and soon received visits from the Marchese
 7   1,  Int|          Gregory XIV. that Bruno received letters from Mocenigo in
 8   1,  Int|        of' the Roman Inquisition received him. If we look upon "Gli
 9   1,  Int|          It is well known how he received the sentence of death passed
10   1,  3  |       for favours and courtesies received, or a love of quite vile
11   1,  4  |       capacity, so that they are received according to the manner
12   2,  1  |  exchange for the light and heat received, a sluggish smoke from the
13   2,  1  |     which transfer the splendour received from the first and communicate,
14   2,  3  |    suppose that which is usually received, that the opposites in the
15   2,  5  |       ministered unto her. Then, received and comforted by this gracious
16   2,  5  | obeisance, and the nymphs having received them with acts of purest~
17   2,  5  |         the grace of heaven have received beauty, a greater favour