Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  2|  bit.~He shows how much he suffers from this dislocation and
2   1,  3|  end to which he tends. He suffers, not from the desire which
3   1,  4| account of pains which she suffers, directs the discourse to
4   1,  4| that the heart that gently suffers, patiently burns and constantly
5   2,  1|  learns not to fear death, suffers not pain of body, feels
6   2,  1|    ipse mortis. He already suffers, through fear, that which