Metre/Prose,  page

 1 mI,    4   |        mouth; the spirit would go out in kisses, all given
 2 pIV,   42  |       such great filth may not go abroad far upon the winds,
 3 mV,   48   |       of Cupid must each lover go, and pay him his dues. He
 4 pV,   52   |       which have no freedom to go beyond their own stations
 5 pVI,   62  |   wonders that the tribes that go on foot and the tribes of
 6 pVI,   62  |       sepulchre. If freedom to go out is given them, the width
 7 pVII,   71 |     gone, or pledges itself to go; moreover death is upon
 8 pVII,   71 | drunken with the poetic nectar go of Homer, with Plato examines
 9 pVIII,   85|    that I am with thee in all -go things, advance in thy progress,
10 pIX,   93  |      approach, and was seen to go solemnly to a solemn meeting.
11 pIX,   93  |        traveled into the depth go of sorrow, is unacquainted