Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  1|        rule they stamp~One sole impression in my heart of hearts,~Then
2   1,  1|      Love and its own rule; the impression of Love which appears in
3   1,  1|         heart, is then no other impression than its own, and therefore
4   1,  3|       things, this arrow is the impression of the ray of the beauty
5   1,  5| connection and analogy with the impression that I see on the next shield,
6   2,  1|   reflect from its surface, the impression of the light, but, destroyed
7   2,  3|        the other to receive the impression of the heart; as this also
8   2,  4|         is derived the form and impression~ ./. of His own footstep,