Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int|    the world, and forget the pleasures of friendship and the ties
2   1,  3  |     divine he despises other pleasures and gives no thought to
3   2,  1  |     Is dearer than all other pleasures are.~MAR. In reference to
4   2,  1  |      swine; as perchance the pleasures and delights of the one
5   2,  1  |     one are greater than the pleasures and delights of the other.
6   2,  1  |  feels not the hindrances of pleasures:~wherefore the hope, the
7   2,  5  | Pains sweeter far than other pleasures are,~For to the fairest