Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int|    had gone forth with the pilgrim's staff in his hand, sometimes
2   1,  4  |   that state from which, a pilgrim, he is banished. Whence
3   1,  4  |   where the intellect is a pilgrim and strange, and the sense
4   2,  1  | excluded, a stranger and a pilgrim, never cease to wound, soliciting
5   2,  3  |   there?~Why rather stay a pilgrim here below~Than open through
6   2,  4  |   is the expression of its pilgrim existence in this region;