Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|     which they belonged. Both went forth from their native
 2   1,  Int|      to do in Venice, he next went to Padua, which was the
 3   1,  Int|      Germany, and wherever he went he left behind him traces
 4   1,  Int|       of religious reform. He went to lodge at an inn, and
 5   1,  Int|       a few days he left, and went on his way to Toulouse,
 6   1,  Int|      in Paris, and he says "I went to Paris, where I set myself
 7   1,  Int| scholars of the Sorbonne, who went in crowds to hear him; and
 8   1,  Int|    old when he left Paris and went to England. He was invited
 9   1,  Int|  eight years. The next day he went over the lagoon in a gondola,
10   1,  4  |     and became the hunted. He went out for prey, and this hunter
11   2,  2  |      great labour.~Pythagoras went seeking for it with his
12   2,  2  |   both open and secret.~Plato went twisting and turning and
13   2,  5  |    reduce them to final ruin, went away from the happy Campanian