Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  4| which it sees. Therefore she wills that, the conception which
2   1,  5|   the horizon of my soul.~So wills my fate;~But blazing every
3   2,  1| incomparably greater beauty, wills that I be promoted to the
4   2,  1|      fricant. But Providence wills that these, instead of rising
5   2,  1|    the soul, for she neither wills nor wishes to will other,
6   2,  3|     not upon another.~Nature wills not that all should perish.~
7   2,  5|   benign present itself,~Who wills not that to good, good should