Chap.

 1    1| despising them, if the pure flame of patriotism have reached
 2    1|      lurking in the subtile flame, like Pandora's pent up
 3    3| please him and feed a dying flame, which nature doomed to
 4    4| only a part of that glowing flame of universal love, which,
 5    4|  this extinction in its own flame, may be termed the violent
 6    4|     the winds which fan the flame of love, when judiciously
 7    6|    would recollect that the flame, one must use appropriated
 8    7|     to tent she spreads her flame;~ ~ For custom conquers
 9    7|     reign of love, when the flame is thus constantly blown
10   13| only mimick in the dark the flame of passion.~ ~ SECT. III.~ ~