Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|   liberty, so that he might more surely compromise himself, while
 2   1,  1  |          pepper-caster.~CIC. Now surely he of divers moods, which
 3   1,  5  | interpret it, everlasting.~TANS. Surely, if these two contrary meanings
 4   2,  1  |          and in adversity we may surely prophecy light and prosperity,
 5   2,  1  |        with them. Error it would surely be if we should give to
 6   2,  1  |        should quickly reach~Thou surely must the full result soon
 7   2,  2  |       subject to the other.~CES. Surely, if the soul should be nourished
 8   2,  4  |       with me,~There's one would surely answer him again;~That in
 9   2,  5  |        she, however proud, would surely be pitiful unto our woes.
10   2,  5  |       greater hurt), at bay;~For surely she believes~No woman can