Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  1|      and of laurel, but of vine leaves for the white-wine verses,
2   1,  1| privileges, As are those laurel leaves with which~O'ershadowed
3   1,  4|  disjointed members joined,~And leaves my dying powers not dead?~
4   1,  5|       vault,~The rustic peasant leaves his humble home,~And when
5   1,  5|         to mean that love never leaves him, and at the same time
6   2,  1|       then, which aspires high, leaves, for the first thing, caring
7   2,  1|      inferior acts, but that it leaves the body entirely. The which
8   2,  2|         it is most required; it leaves in the mind the likeness