Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int|  friendship and the ties of comfort in the larger love of humanity;
2   1,  4  |  ought to attend to its own comfort and life, and not to that~
3   1,  4  | count,~When he my pain with comfort comforting,~Who my disjointed
4   1,  4  |    that he will effectually comfort my pain, loosening me from
5   1,  4  |  When, I say, will he fully comfort me, and give my powers free
6   1,  5  |     for the refreshment and comfort that I receive through your
7   1,  5  |    dreaming I am fired,~For comfort and refreshment of my soul~
8   2,  4  | spread out,~Finding my only comfort in my tears,~Now that my