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 1     I|    another band,~That number, nature, and instruction had,~Like
 2     I|    ease, pleasure, grow,~Rich Nature's pomp and pride, the Tirrhene
 3    II|        a thing soon done,~For nature framed all women to be won.~ ~
 4    II|  prove,~So Beauty's helped by Nature, Heaven, and Love.~ ~ XIX~
 5   III|    plainer part,~So art helps nature, nature strengtheneth art.~ ~
 6   III|    part,~So art helps nature, nature strengtheneth art.~ ~ LVI~
 7    IV|     dame,~Peerless in wit, in nature's blessings rich,~To all
 8    IV|  virgin told,~For youth, use, nature, all had made him bold.~ ~
 9     V| blamed,~That forced my gentle nature gainst my thought~To rigor,
10    IX|        Before their mouths by nature armed been,~Or paws have
11    IX|   subjected to his grace,~Sit nature, fortune, motion, time and
12     X|       This town is strong, by nature, site and art,~But engines
13     X| victorious wings,~This virtue nature gives her and this might;~
14    XI|     his power.~ ~ LXXIII~Kind nature first upon the craggy clift~
15   XII|   courage brave,~Your sex and nature's-self you both excel,~Full
16  XIII|  These witchcrafts strange or nature's wonders be.~ ~ XXXI~"But
17  XIII|     But breathing, which wise nature did prepare~To suage the
18   XIV|  pleasure he is only sage,~So nature saith, yet gainst her sacred
19   XIV|      bliss,~Kind teacheth us, nature commands us this.'~ ~  LXV~"
20    XV|      lilies new,~Thus art can nature change, and kind subdue.~ ~
21   XVI|    seemed all and every part,~Nature would craft in counterfeiting
22   XVI|    faults of kind,~Excused by nature, by your sex and years;~
23   XVI|  price my will I cannot gain,~Nature gives beauty; fortune, wealth
24  XVII|       mountains fly.~ ~ LXII~"Nature lifts up thy forehead to
25 XVIII|       and flame,~By art would nature change, and thence withdraw~