Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  1|      does not himself render any lovers blind, except through the
2   1,  5| contemplation; for the rest, all lovers are apt to experience some
3   2,  1|       Does he mean that death of lovers, which comes from intense
4   2,  4|      Amongst the damned, 'mongst lovers?~Finally comes the last
5   2,  4|          ye, oh all ye sightless lovers,~That ye the reason of your
6   2,  5|       say, oh worthy, oh unhappy lovers!~An impious Circe, who presumes
7   2,  5|          To treat these wretched lovers,~Who put themselves before
8   2,  5|          yield more graces to my lovers than otherwise it would
9   2,  5|         As to the souls of those lovers, I assure you that as they