Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|     out of Piedmont, and had sought a shelter in the Calabrian
 2   1,  Int| remarks that when the latter sought refuge in Turin, Torquato
 3   1,  Int|      but to the fact that he sought for higher things and longed
 4   1,  Int|    his deposition that Bruno sought to make himself the~author
 5   1,  1  |      was naturally inclined, sought to enslave his genius, and
 6   1,  4  |     bars~With which she ever sought to block thy way. Go! I
 7   2,  1  | wretched. So that to him who sought a kingdom and obtained it,
 8   2,  2  |      phrases and words, have sought to rouse the mind to the
 9   2,  2  |     is always by it desired, sought for, and embraced, and that
10   2,  2  | greatest treasures, so that, sought by a great variety of hunters,
11   2,  2  |    expression.~The Chaldeans sought for Truth by means of subtraction,
12   2,  2  |      goodness. This truth is sought as a thing inaccessible,
13   2,  3  |     found, it is desired and sought for; for, as is commonly
14   2,  3  |      pain because nothing is sought which is not obtained; but
15   2,  3  |  because that which is there sought is always found, and there
16   2,  4  |   when it waits and would be sought, and then according to its