Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  1|        proposition, he adds:~8.~Ah me! oppress some other,
 2   1,  4| sorrowing one thus laments:~23.~Ah, dogs of Actæon, ah, proud
 3   1,  4|         23.~Ah, dogs of Actæon, ah, proud ingrates!~Whom to
 4   1,  4|        soul complains, saying, "Ah! dogs of Actæon!" she is
 5   2,  1|  removed from matter and sense. Ah me! he will say, if beauty
 6   2,  1|      and melt and am destroyed ~Ah me! this lowering cloud,
 7   2,  1|        open, and full of tears.~Ah me, my lights! where are
 8   2,  4|       alpha of my darling pain?~Ah, woe! I fear me it is quite
 9   2,  4|       and man, direct my steps.~Ah, pity me, and do not hesitate~
10   2,  5|       disdain all other lights.~Ah, weary ones! Too long, too