Part,  Dialogue

1   2,  1|        Why draw me forth from looking at the sun,~From looking
2   2,  1|      looking at the sun,~From looking at the sun that I so love.~
3   2,  1| aspires high? For example, by looking at the stars? At the empyreal
4   2,  1|    studies rest awhile:~When, looking round me to enjoy my ease,~
5   2,  4|   himself to be blind through looking at that one which has blinded
6   2,  4|       him to be diverted from looking at that which alone he wishes
7   2,  4|     founded upon the habit of looking at the true light; the which
8   2,  4|      who~would believe he was looking as without a medium when
9   2,  5|  common consent, after simply looking at it, referred and proposed