Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int|   But we must return to our wandering hero.~Bruno was about thirty-six
2   1,  Int|   form altogether. An exile wandering from place to place, he
3   1,  Int|    tire of this perpetually wandering life, and after several
4   1,  4  |     Gather and train up thy wandering fledglings~Since adverse
5   1,  5  |  Sole bird of the sun, thou wandering phœnix!~That measurest thy
6   2,  1  |    his starting-point,~Each wandering light must go towards its
7   2,  1  | suitable habitation for the wandering species, which offering
8   2,  5  | blind.~Nine spirits are we, wandering many years,~Longing to know;