Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  3|  Nola-no when he said:~14.~Woe's me! my fury forces me~
2   1,  3| regret like him who said, "Woe is me! who am compelled
3   1,  5|    Love,~By showing all my woe, thou shalt prevail.~CIC.
4   1,  5|    times to me are full of woe;~All things time takes from
5   2,  1| arise, and dolour, and the woe~Of vanished hopes, of joy
6   2,  1|   more this all-unmeasured woe,~Ill-timed reward for such
7   2,  4|    of my darling pain?~Ah, woe! I fear me it is quite extinct,~
8   2,  5|    horror and darkness and woe~They cried, who sudden were