Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  4|          possible that these two streams should run without their
2   1,  5|          do the rains enrich the streams,~As towards the line he
3   1,  5|     lakes and locked the running streams.~With spring, with summer,
4   2,  3|      tamed them into everlasting streams.~But Heaven is not content
5   2,  3|      because these two springing streams can pour such, and so much,
6   2,  3|       rivers run,~And pour their streams into the sea's dark gulf,~
7   2,  3| Withholds a passage to the lofty streams;~Barring their twofold course
8   2,  4|         in my tears,~Now that my streams and fountains all are dry,~
9   2,  5|          and mount,~Of pools and streams and seas,~Of cliffs and