Metre/Prose,  page

 1 Pre,    1 |           by itself it would have long since been justly forgotten.
 2 Pre,    2 |        was said by Robert Holkoth long ago, the De Planctu Naturae
 3 mI,    4  |         love, in which always the long syllable does not permit
 4 pI,    6  |        Her neck, while not unduly long, was molded gracefully,
 5 pI,    9  | spendthrift of ease, delayed very long in the completion of its
 6 pI,   16  |          again and again with its long, pointed tongue brought
 7 pIII,   29|        Him in His activity from a long way off, as it were with
 8 pV,   58  |     sickle.' ~Then said I : ~'Now long since my mind has rejoiced
 9 pVI,   60 |        allow his god to delay too long in the walls of alien vessels;
10 pVII,   74|          dealer in flatteries, so long as the mediating gift comes
11 pIX,   90 |           favor and friendship to long banishment. But, inasmuch