Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  1|      did choose,~Lofty, most beauteous and potential zeal,~That
 2   1,  4|    not to return again.~Thou beauteous beast that dost in punishment~
 3   2,  1|    lovely lights beneath the beauteous lids.~Therefore the troubled
 4   2,  1|    dost waste thy powers, oh beauteous god!~In slaying him who
 5   2,  2|      beloved Artemis,~'Midst beauteous nymphs, with air of nascent
 6   2,  2|     He speaks of her "amidst beauteous nymphs," that is, the multitude
 7   2,  3|     bid,~How can we move the beauteous god to pity?~LAS. If it
 8   2,  5|    wish to succour rules thy beauteous hand,~Make no delay, lest
 9   2,  5| should it chance to sprinkle beauteous hands,~Of those who come
10   2,  5|     home,~Do not disdain, ye beauteous ones,~To try, although in