Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int|     contemplates the soul, and seeks to understand its language;
2   1,  1  |      is nourished by no other, seeks no other, is. occupied by
3   1,  4  |  taking part with the weakest, seeks to recall the thoughts to
4   1,  5  |     recover its natural beauty seeks to purify itself, to heal
5   2,  2  | therefore conclude that he who seeks the truth must rise above
6   2,  3  |   procures it, follows it, and seeks it. Tearful eyes signify
7   2,  3  |       which ever has, and ever seeks; seeing that the delight
8   2,  4  |      the soul some consolation seeks.~That spiteful, rabid, rancorous
9   2,  4  | communicates itself because it seeks and elects its subject;