Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  1|     show bit by bit that which remains.~TANS. So will I. He says
2   1,  1|      the same. He alone, then, remains; to deprive me of life,
3   1,  2|    possible to be felt, and he remains in a state of confusion
4   1,  5|        my faith,~Which, fixed, remains 'gainst every casual chance.~
5   1,  5|    splendour, and through this remains constant and firm against
6   2,  1|    overcome, so that he either remains tranquil, or else he aspires
7   2,  3|     The conflagration infinite remains unseen.~Between the eyes
8   2,  4| through so much weeping, there remains no more moisture, not even
9   2,  4|      and the amorous affection remains without the effect of tears.