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 1    I|    the streets.~(Gellius. III 3, 4)~~~~
 2    I|     streets.~(Gellius. III 3, 4)~~~~
 3   II|      noon.~(Varro de L. L. VI 89)~
 4   II|                   Soon as the aide had called that 'twas the
 5     | along
 6     | any
 7     | as
 8    I|      go to dinner, when I had aught to eat;~
 9    I|                            My belly was my only sun-dial, one
10    I|  small portions! When I was a boy,~
11     | But
12   II|          Soon as the aide had called that 'twas the hour of noon.~(
13     | can
14    I|       town's so full of these confounded dials~
15    I|        Shrunk up with hunger, crawl along the streets.~(Gellius.
16    I|                            To cut and hack my days so wretchedly~
17    I|            To cut and hack my days so wretchedly~
18   II|      the hour of noon.~(Varro de L. L. VI 89)~
19    I|                          This dial told me when 'twas proper
20    I|      full of these confounded dials~
21    I|                      To go to dinner, when I had aught to eat;~
22    I|                        How to distinguish hours! Confound him, too,~
23    I|   dinner, when I had aught to eat;~
24     | even
25    I|               Truer, and more exact than any of them.~
26    I|                       I can't fall to unless the sun gives
27     | first
28     | found
29    I|                 The town's so full of these confounded dials~
30    I|     crawl along the streets.~(Gellius. III 3, 4)~~~~
31    I|      t fall to unless the sun gives leave.~
32    I|                            To go to dinner, when I had aught
33    I|                           The gods confound the man who first
34    I|                           The greatest part of the inhabitants,~
35    I|                    To cut and hack my days so wretchedly~
36     | have
37     | him
38   II|     had called that 'twas the hour of noon.~(Varro de L. L.
39    I|            How to distinguish hours! Confound him, too,~
40     | How
41    I|                Shrunk up with hunger, crawl along the streets.~(
42   II|                               II.~
43    I|  along the streets.~(Gellius. III 3, 4)~~~~
44     | in
45    I|      The greatest part of the inhabitants,~
46     | Into
47    I|       to unless the sun gives leave.~
48    I|         The gods confound the man who first found out~
49     | me
50   II| called that 'twas the hour of noon.~(Varro de L. L. VI 89)~
51    I|                           But nowadays, why even when I have,~
52     | one
53     | only
54     | out
55    I|                  The greatest part of the inhabitants,~
56    I|                   Who in this place set up a sun-dial~
57    I|                    Into small portions! When I was a boy,~
58    I|       dial told me when 'twas proper time~
59     | s
60    I|             Who in this place set up a sun-dial~
61    I|                               Shrunk up with hunger, crawl along
62    I|                          Into small portions! When I was a boy,~
63   II|                               Soon as the aide had called that '
64    I|       hunger, crawl along the streets.~(Gellius. III 3, 4)~~~~
65    I|      can't fall to unless the sun gives leave.~
66    I|       only sun-dial, one more sure,~
67    I|                         I can't fall to unless the sun gives
68     | than
69     | that
70     | them
71     | these
72    I|     told me when 'twas proper time~
73    I|                     This dial told me when 'twas proper time~
74     | too
75    I|                           The town's so full of these confounded
76    I|                               Truer, and more exact than any
77     | unless
78   II|       twas the hour of noon.~(Varro de L. L. VI 89)~
79   II|      of noon.~(Varro de L. L. VI 89)~
80     | why
81     | with
82    I|       cut and hack my days so wretchedly~