Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|      pass the night out on the mountain, now watching the stars,
 2   1,  Int|     the foot of the bare smoky mountain. When, grown older, he came
 3   1,  Int|      nearer to it, and saw the mountain so different from what it
 4   1,  1  |      storm. Hence he cries: "O mountain of Parnassus, where I abide!
 5   1,  1  | Helicon, where I am nourished. Mountain, that affordest me a quiet
 6   1,  1  |    Fountain, that cleanses me! Mountain, on whose ascent my heart
 7   1,  1  |    tears.~Here he declares his mountain to be the exalted affection
 8   1,  1  | fountain is his tears. In that mountain affection is kindled; through
 9   1,  1  |         love and hate; and the mountain of Parnassus has two summits
10   1,  4  |     Destiny, when shall I that mountain mount,~Which, blissful to