Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  1|     Fate, Love's object, and cold Jealousy,~Delight me, and
 2   1,  1|    the soul,~Have joy, pain, cold, and weight in their control.~
 3   1,  1|      natural affections, are cold because they are snatched
 4   1,  2|   which you may call hot and cold, or neither hot nor cold,
 5   1,  2|     cold, or neither hot nor cold, without contradiction.
 6   1,  5|     at one side unless it is cold on the other; when it is
 7   1,  5|  tropic of Cancer it is very cold in the tropic of Capricorn;
 8   1,  5|     the winds, the heat, the cold; nor would it be damp here
 9   1,  5|     equal to this heat, this cold, this zeal~Are these my
10   1,  5|      sky or dark, burning or cold,~To that one phoenix e'er
11   1,  5| Deucalion all is struck with cold,~Stiffened the lakes and
12   1,  5|      itself the same whether cold or hot. But this, it seems
13   1,  5|     ease from the tormenting cold,~If the congealing ice could
14   2,  1|   blows from every side~This cold, enamelled, adamantine heart,~
15   2,  4|      heat would be to him as cold snow.~69.~The seventh blind
16   2,  4|     hell~To be like winter's cold.~The eighth follows, whose