Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  5  |          innocent;~Which, open or concealed,~Will bless with calm, or
2   1,  5  |            they, being closed and concealed, render him unquiet, and
3   2,  Pre|        gateways, that lead to the concealed mysteries of being. . . .
4   2,  1  |           my heart both open and, concealed,~Beauty imprints and honesty
5   2,  1  | affections generally, comes to be concealed and open, held by zeal,
6   2,  1  |          ought not to be entirely concealed, at least according to the
7   2,  3  |           the impetus of the fire concealed in the heart break forth,
8   2,  4  |         Be to the voluntary blind concealed.~I pray you save me stumbling '
9   2,  5  |        the heavens contain remain concealed,~For good so great as this,~