Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|     lands, until,, arriving near Civita Vecchia, he was taken
 2   1,  Int|  that, the time was drawing near in which he would be no
 3   1,  1  |    laurel and of myrtle,~Be near me now, my anchor and my
 4   1,  4  | desire except that which is near, close, known, and familiar.
 5   1,  5  |      Unkind she turns away. Near her~My tears find no response;~
 6   1,  5  |  seeing that there is a God near us, in us, and with us.
 7   2,  1  | self believing that, God is near, present and within, more
 8   2,  2  | with which the future draws near. That which we have lived
 9   2,  3  |    burning fire;~If to come near me is to feel the blaze,~
10   2,  3  |    on fire that which comes near it, seeing that it has contracted
11   2,  4  |     known of those who live near the cataracts of the great
12   2,  4  |   gods!~Who be on earth, or near to Ditis or to Jove,~I pray