Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  1|       fire with which alone I burn,~And towards one paradise
 2   1,  1|     to deprive me of life, to burn me, to give me death, and
 3   1,  2| tremble, sparkle, freeze, and burn;~Am mute, and fill the air
 4   1,  3|       the heat, that though I burn yet am I not destroyed,~
 5   1,  3|      serve, and let ray ashes burn.~All the loves, if they
 6   1,  3|        it is trite that I did burn for corporeal beauty. But
 7   1,  4|       usages,~Which faint and burn and keep thee bound,~Where
 8   1,  5|      more so than my sighs;~I burn with fervid heat,~And, firmly
 9   1,  5|       warm rays revives; Thou burn'st, in one, and I, in every
10   1,  5|     Lion thy beams mature and burn,~And when thy light from
11   1,  5|     winter,~I warm, I kindle, burn and blaze for ever.~So ardent
12   1,  5| object so supreme for which I burn;~Glowing and unencumbered
13   1,  5|     can read: I warm, kindle, burn, blaze; or, be thou warmed,
14   1,  5|     or, let him warm, kindle, burn, blaze.~ ./. You have further
15   1,  5|      From their meridian they burn the afflicted heart.~CIC.
16   2,  1|  veiling that which makes her burn and shine.~And so my soul,
17   2,  3|      immortal flame within me burn,~And I no other &m than