Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  4| cannot remain divided from my happiness. Leave me, for it is not
 2   1,  4|    all its fulness. Then will happiness come to me in that manner
 3   1,  5| object), he would consider no happiness so great, no life so blessed,
 4   1,  5|      such a case would be his happiness in his woes, and his blessedness
 5   1,  5|    delight, so that it enjoys happiness without end or~measure;
 6   2,  1|     when we are in a state of happiness and discipline, doubtless
 7   2,  1|     Of death of body, joy and happiness, Yet must I learn to suffer
 8   2,  1|       many tears,~And seeking happiness, I meet with woo.~For that
 9   2,  3|       not obtained; but it is happiness, because that which is there
10   2,  4|       They have, says he, the happiness of retaining that Divine
11   2,  5|      they had gained a double happiness; one, the having recovered