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 1   1,  1   |    who really loves would not cease from loving. This is referred
 2   1,  2   |  heaven, if I be lowly set.~I cease not to pursue, they ever
 3   1,  3   |      pangs, for he will never cease from acknowledging the obligation
 4   1,  3   |      he is under to love, nor cease from rendering thanks to
 5   1,  4   |     my pain;~And ever without cease ye weary me,~Taking away
 6   1,  5   |      and may that light ne'er cease.~There are times when the
 7   1,  5   |        and may that light not cease."~TANS. He means, and he
 8   2,  1   |   leave me, every other wish,~Cease, fretting thoughts, and
 9   2,  1   |     spirit, which  ./. Should cease from pleasure for a space,~
10   2,  1   |     the ire of my sweet enemy~Cease not to wound my heart.~Rare
11   2,  1   | stranger and a pilgrim, never cease to wound, soliciting the
12   2,  3   |    the operation of both must cease, for one resists as much
13   2,  4   |     so that although he might cease from weeping, he~cannot
14   2,  4(1)|     it were absent they would cease to be. Thales, no doubt,