Metre/Prose,  page

 1 pI,   14   |         hunted the hares of its world in the glades of the sea.
 2 pII,   19  |       dwelling of the suffering world. She was drawn by the birds
 3 pII,   21  |   returning to her native upper world, was unwilling to be denied
 4 mIII,   22 |        of spring makes calm the world, and wipes away the tears
 5 mIII,   22 |      puts away age, and the old world begins to be a boy; in which
 6 pIII,   25 |      him, as in a mirror of the world itself, combined nature
 7 mIV,   32  | mortality, light-bringer of the world! Peace, love, virtue, government,
 8 mIV,   32  |    beauty, form, pattern of the world! Thou who, guiding the universe
 9 mIV,   33  |      with law; at whose nod the world grows young, the forest
10 mIV,   33  |        why thou offerest to our world the gifts of thv deity,
11 pIV,   34  |        in s the ordering of the world, that the carelessness of
12 pIV,   39  |       Phrygian boy to the upper world, bore for him there a proportionate
13 pIV,   43  |       universe, like a splendid world's architect, like a goldsmith
14 pIV,   45  |       thunder, in the ~outskirt world I stationed Venus who is
15 mVI,   58  |   lightning of crime blasts the world, the darkness of guile clouds
16 mVI,   58  |  evening of faith lies upon the world, and the night of the chaos
17 mVI,   58  |     flourishes without law. The world grows worse, and now its
18 pVI,   59  |         been told how the whole world is endangered by the almost
19 pVII,   71 |   moment, life a shipwreck, the world a banishment. Their life
20 pVIII,   83|      morning stars of a setting world, scattered planks to those
21 pIX,   90  |    disobedience; whom the whole world is bound by the demand of