Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  2|    soul, if, of a foul, vile, loose, and ignoble nature, although
2   1,  4|     of divine beauty. He lets loose the mastiffs and the greyhounds,
3   1,  4| difficult path, where he lets loose the greyhounds and the mastiffs
4   1,  5|      which death unable is to loose;~To heart, to spirit, and
5   2,  1|     that from the shore didst loose~The baby bark, and to the