Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  1| banishes from out the camp in scorn.And thus the soul, when
 2   1,  1|  these, now by the scourge of scorn, now by the sword of anger.
 3   1,  1|     rendering them subject to scorn, derision, and reproach.~
 4   1,  2|       In vain efforts.~S. His scorn more than my torments do
 5   1,  2|   should be said: "I fear his scorn more than my torment."~
 6   1,  5|   incline awhile,~And without scorn or ire will understand~This
 7   1,  5|     by showing itself without scorn or anger for the high object),
 8   1,  5|  haughty soul had killed with scorn,~Love brings again stronger
 9   1,  5|     them victorious above the scorn of every other beauty and
10   1,  6|      Not in repugnance nor in scorn,~Our spirit holds you, Nor