Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  5|       the fiery heart and his troubled spirit, to be laid bare,
2   1,  5| corporeal matter, she becomes troubled in that she voluntarily
3   1,  5| through such studies, becomes troubled and harassed, and he being
4   2,  1| beauteous lids.~Therefore the troubled sky's no more serene,~Nor
5   2,  1| covered with the eyelids, the troubled sky of the human mind does
6   2,  1|  which having suddenly become troubled, the boy, in mortal fear,
7   2,  3|    moved however, they become troubled and perturbed, because they
8   2,  4|       man, proceeds from some troubled affection, as in the question