Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  2|      that were it not for the bitter, there would be no sweet;
2   1,  5|       With moans and sobs and bitter sighs opprest.~Turbulent
3   2,  1|  expectation.~With sour, with bitter and with sweet~Experience,
4   2,  1|        I lose myself.~Through bitter joy, and through sweet pain,~
5   2,  1|     to be found more hard and bitter, no deity more violent,
6   2,  1|   sweetness and also make the bitter to be felt. But where the
7   2,  4| bittered but that the food is bitter. Now that kind of blindness
8   2,  5|        grievous thoughts, and bitter trials, by means of which