Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  1|      to read.~TANSILLO.~I.~Ye Muses, that so oft I have repulsed,~
 2   1,  1|      reasons had repulsed the Muses; first, because he could
 3   1,  1|       idle as a priest of the Muses should be, for idleness
 4   1,  1|      ought, as kindred of the Muses, to precede them. Besides
 5   1,  1|     only as many as there are Muses, but a great many more;
 6   1,  1|   discourse worthily with the Muses, for they are his aura or
 7   1,  1|     Parnassus, where I abide! Muses, with whom I converse! Fountain
 8   1,  1|       a quiet dwelling-place! Muses, that inspire me with profound~ ./. 
 9   1,  1|      ascent my heart uprises! Muses, that in discourse revive
10   1,  1|       for safety I ascend;~My Muses are my thoughts, and they
11   1,  1|   affection of his heart, his Muses he calls the beauties and
12   1,  1|    ploughing the field of the Muses and scattering the seed
13   1,  3| instincts that, like the nine Muses, dance and sing round the
14   2,  1|     to protect and favour the Muses, for this alone merited,