Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  1|          feels he has no greater enemy; as nothing is~more hurtful
2   1,  5|      alarms and puts to rout the enemy.~CIC. In what manner do
3   2,  1|          and the ire of my sweet enemy~Cease not to wound my heart.~
4   2,  1|         assaults of the gracious enemy, who has been for so long
5   2,  1|       thou yieldst to thy fierce enemy,~Waiting for death with
6   2,  3|      object that has made him an enemy to himself, a rebel to his
7   2,  4|      which has the same subject, enemy and father, that is, it
8   2,  5| vengeance for the cruelty of our enemy."~Hardly had he finished