Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int|   shore side, and offered a grateful retreat to our philosopher.
2   1,  5  |    no delight,~So sweet, so grateful, so divine,~As these hard
3   1,  5  | comprehend; and stretch~Thy grateful roots unto the generous
4   2,  Pre|   seen; and he is more than grateful for the correction of every
5   2,  1  | excellent in themselves and grateful to the purified soul, in
6   2,  5  |    a remedy or to concede a grateful vengeance for the cruelty
7   2,  5  |      so they can be no less grateful to thee.1~GIU. So I desire