Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|         how, in recalling those days -- the only peaceful ones
 2   1,  Int| monastery of the Minerva. A few days after his arrival in Rome
 3   1,  Int|       way. He wandered for some days about the Roman Campagna,
 4   1,  Int|        after a sojourn of a few days he pursued once more the
 5   1,  Int|       remained there only a few days, lodging with some monks
 6   1,  Int|         to subsist, after a few days he left, and went on his
 7   1,  Int|        towards Venice.~In those days men of superior intellect
 8   1,  1  |     those stupid pedants of our days, who exclude from the number
 9   1,  5  |      phœnix!~That measurest thy days as does the world~With lofty
10   1,  5  |      the years, the months, the days, the hours,~Love waits on
11   2,  1  |      captivity. And as in these days there is no evil nor injury
12   2,  4  |         many rivers in the dark days spread out,~Finding my only
13   2,  5  |     please heaven that in these days, as in the past more happy
14   2,  5  |         We languish through the days that yet are ours.~Oh graceful