Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  1|        And to console me in my woes~With verses, rhymes, and
2   1,  5|        be his happiness in his woes, and his blessedness in
3   2,  1|        the senses, assuage the woes of the spirit, compensate
4   2,  1|        my face the story of my woes.~But thou, so that thy pride
5   2,  1|    upon which the story of his woes appears is the soul, in
6   2,  4|      hear, or see in any place~Woes like to these, amongst the
7   2,  5|     surely be pitiful unto our woes. She, solicited by our supplications
8   2,  5| goddess Circe, oh transcendent woes,~With which ye did afflict