Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int|     so bare and sterile, all covered with fruit-trees and enriched
2   1,  Int| staff in his hand, sometimes covered with the cowl of the monk,
3   1,  Int|     purity and essence. They covered it with veils with allegories,
4   1,  5  |  human mind in this body are covered with a nebulous veil, the
5   2,  1  |   effects. So the lights are covered with the eyelids, the troubled
6   2,  2  |     entwined with thorns and covered with bosky, rough and umbrageous
7   2,  3  |   the sea,~Nature abhors the covered ground. 1~Now say, afflicted