Metre/Prose,  page

1 pI,    9  |          on this, below the steady tongue of a balance, in a truthful
2 pI,   16  |       again with its long, pointed tongue brought them to a better
3 mIII,   23| nightingale, singing a song with a tongue of honeyed music, celebrates
4 mIV,   33 |            sufficient and faithful tongue of inner grief.' ~
5 mVI,   59 |      openly; falsehood becomes the tongue of its own madness. What
6 pVII,   74|            countenance, though his tongue should be resplendent with
7 pVII,   75|          the sign of the will, the tongue the prophet of the mind,
8 pVII,   75|         the word from the soul the tongue from the mind, the speech
9 pIX,   93 |           sit quiet on the balance tongue of my consideration, I hasten