Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  5|   always feels the rains, the winds, the heat, the cold; nor
2   1,  5|    and firm against the rough winds and tempests of winter,
3   1,  5|     the heavens, and are four winds in one subject; above these
4   1,  5|  desire. I believe that these winds are set to signify sighs;
5   1,  5| introduced as speaking to the winds, which he declares are no
6   1,  5|  relation has desire with the winds?~TANS. Whosoever in this
7   1,  5|   sighs and symbolized by the winds, is not under the dominion
8   1,  5|       to believe that all the winds which are in the abysmal
9   2,  1|   With all that they unto the winds entrust,~Or that the rays