Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  1|         other thought. Jealousy torments, because although she~is
 2   1,  1|        burden of jealousy which torments it. To this consideration
 3   1,  2|      hell,~No pause nor rest my torments know,~Because between two
 4   1,  2|          His scorn more than my torments do I fear.~Here he says
 5   1,  3|         in anguish and pain, he torments himself, not forsooth because
 6   1,  4| progression delights in its own torments? Whence comes that spur
 7   1,  5|        This noble light of mine~Torments me still and still delights
 8   1,  5|    which, burning at all hours, torments itself; because all those
 9   1,  5|        fate vexes, and the same torments both the one and the other --
10   2,  1|     does not satisfy him, as it torments him ever so fiercely?~MAR.