Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  1|     whom Heaven favours the greatest evils turn to greatest good,
 2   1,  1|  the greatest evils turn to greatest good, for needs or necessities
 3   1,  2|   where the extreme is; the greatest opposite is the nearest
 4   1,  2|   feels within his soul the greatest dissension that is possible
 5   2,  1|   to the other, finding the greatest contrariety always in the
 6   2,  1|   that praise is one of the greatest oblations that human affection
 7   2,  1| time when be is gaining the greatest velocity of flight, he is
 8   2,  2|    just as we hide with the greatest care the greatest treasures,
 9   2,  2|  with the greatest care the greatest treasures, so that, sought
10   2,  4|    this habit is one of the greatest and strongest disadvantages,