Metre/Prose,  page

 1 Pre,    2  |        M. M. ~YALE UNIVERSITY, ~May 2, 1908 ~
 2 mI,    5   |   maiden, that so to maidens he may prove himself dear, but
 3 mIII,   22 |      its face, so that a flower may commit itself to the good
 4 pIII,   25 |         itself, combined nature may appear. For just as, of
 5 pIII,   30 |          I know in order that I may believe, she believes in
 6 pIII,   30 |        believes in order at she may know. I assent by perceiving
 7 pIII,   31 |        so that the power of God may be called the superlative,
 8 pIV,   38  |        end that virtuous men so may respect the character of
 9 pIV,   38  |          and that the shameless may be restrained from the lewd
10 pIV,   39  |        agitatiton of thy doubts may be quieted by the sure strength
11 pIV,   40  |     protecting cloak, that they may intoxicate their ears, and,
12 pIV,   40  |       of objective things, they may mold the souls of men on
13 pIV,   40  |      finer picture of the story may result. But yet, when the
14 pIV,   41  |       at least a certain worth, may dare to appear in thy hearing
15 pIV,   42  |      stench of such great filth may not go abroad far upon the
16 pIV,   42  |        in order that evil words may not offend the readers'
17 pV,   50   |    lawful hammers, by which she may bring the stratagems of
18 mVI,   59  |        for a time,as appearance may make amends for evil. But
19 pVI,   60  |         the divinity of the god may assist him the more intimately,
20 pVI,   61  |      order that his clear deity may shine out the more divinely
21 pVI,   62  |       digestive heat. That they may more carefully fawn upon
22 pVI,   62  |       from such a baptism, they may acquire a varied and agreeable
23 pVI,   63  |        tang of salts, that they may drink much and often, are
24 mVII,   67 |         itself. That the coffer may serve him various dishes
25 pVII,   70 | treachery of the razor, that it may not dare to sprout ever
26 pVII,   73 |        flattery; who, that they may cozen him out of gifts,
27 mVIII,   75|      but little, that the mouth may be thought to give a sort
28 mVIII,   76|      always exults in the flesh may drive thee the less, let