Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  3|   its nobility and light, it kindles and invests itself with
2   1,  4|     brightens, vivifies, and kindles, and is then joined to the
3   1,  5|     life into death. The one kindles his fire on the aromatic
4   1,  5|     of a short life. The one kindles with certainty, the other
5   1,  5|  which first warms, secondly kindles, thirdly burns, and fourthly
6   2,  1|      keeps me in cheek.~Care kindles and the peril backward draws.~
7   2,  3|   the knowing, is that which kindles desire, and therefore it
8   2,  3| proves that the luminous ray kindles, by means of reflection,
9   2,  4|      the luminous fire which kindles the soul in the pupil, was