Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|     fled from the convent, and took the road to Rome, and was
 2   1,  Int|  behoved him to leave Noli; he took the road to Savona, crossed
 3   1,  Int|     Bruno felt~no fear, and he took a lodging in that part or
 4   1,  Int| Philosophy becoming vacant, he took the degree of Doctor, and
 5   1,  Int|    Aristotle and of others. He took for the text of his lectures
 6   1,  Int|    company of~his Jailers, who took him to the prison of the
 7   1,  Int|       all was consumed, a monk took a handful of the ashes and
 8   1,  1  |       themselves, if the fancy took them, could be the true
 9   2,  1  |        that place" -- that is, took possession of the affections,
10   2,  3  |     Offer umbrageous shade?~Ye took me captive, and the self-same
11   2,  5  |       found.~One of the nymphs took the urn in her hand, and