Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  4|    face more beautiful than e'er was seen~By mortal or divine,
 2   1,  5|     My floods and flames howe'er intense they be,~Are never
 3   1,  5|   cold,~To that one phoenix e'er the same I'll be,~No fate
 4   1,  5|     No fate nor destiny can e'er untie~That knot which death
 5   1,  5|  bonds, and may that light ne'er cease.~There are times when
 6   1,  5|     north unlocks;~Nor whatso'er the gruesome winter sends,~
 7   1,  5|      two arches of my sun,~Ne'er fade from the horizon of
 8   1,  6| learning and art,~And whatsoe'er is mine of scribbling faculty,~
 9   2,  4|   lights known.~These eyes ne'er lighted were, and ne'er
10   2,  4|       er lighted were, and ne'er were quenched;~But a more
11   2,  5|      Fate hath decreed, it ne'er shall be unclosed~Till lofty
12   2,  5|     our limbs~Have wandered o'er the terrene globe,~So that