Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|       grass refreshed the dreary space which stretched out to the
 2   1,  Int|    appeared, and the intervening space that, seen from afar, had
 3   1,  Int|      which fill the immensity of space. Columbus was derided and
 4   1,  Int| revolution of the worlds through space around their suns, from
 5   1,  Int|     infinite, worlds in infinite space, of the divinity in all
 6   1,  4  |    moving worlds and is infinite space, in which are so many large
 7   1,  5  |         it requires much greater space to contain it, therefore
 8   1,  5  |          vessel; but if it finds space and easy exit, so that it
 9   2,  1  |        year of the world is that space of time in which, through
10   2,  1  |        cease from pleasure for a space,~Can ever from those heights
11   2,  1  |         its own substance in the space and immensity of the atmosphere.~
12   2,  4  |        the sistine he would have space made for him to pass; for
13   2,  4  |          fears should rouse~Make space, give way, oh peoples!~Beware
14   2,  5  |         traversed plains for the space of ten years, and at the