Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  1|     and afflict.The insensate boy, the blind and sinister,~
 2   1,  1|    Love called the "insensate boy"?~TANS. I will tell you.
 3   1,  1|       is called the insensate boy, not because he is so of
 4   1,  5|   those snares With which, oh boy! thou'rt wont to enslave~
 5   1,  5|     towards which is turned a boy who is burning in the midst
 6   1,  5|     are adverse either to the boy, or to the phœnix, or to
 7   2,  1|       XII.~CES. Now here is a boy in a boat, which little
 8   2,  1| suddenly become troubled, the boy, in mortal fear, and in
 9   2,  1|      rest: -- ~52.~Oh, gentle boy, that from the shore didst
10   2,  1|  hostile breast. Oh, careless boy.~Here I would not pretend