Metre/Prose,  page

 1 mI,    3   |     laughter to tears, joy to sorrow, applause to lament, mirth
 2 mI,    3   |   pretense that travails with sorrow, O adulterer! nor the tears
 3 mI,    3   |      birth itself is given to sorrow. The Muse requests, this
 4 mV,   46   |       deceptive delight, glad sorrow, joy full of pains, sweet
 5 pVI,   61  |       of drunkenness, without sorrow its sadness, without infirmity
 6 pVII,   71 |  Their ~birth is fraught with sorrow, trouble and pain consume
 7 pVIII,   78|   showed among themselves the sorrow of their master, and enjoined
 8 pVIII,   79|      with tears, had suffered sorrow of shipwreck in the flood
 9 pVIII,   83|    the appearance of profound sorrow from the face of Nature,
10 pIX,   93  | traveled into the depth go of sorrow, is unacquainted with the
11 pIX,   94  |       a little the shadows of sorrow with what was like the rising