Metre/Prose,  page

1 pI,   16  |    The beaver, lest it should suffer division~of its very body
2 mIII,   22|    shade, forcing all cold to suffer exile. Still there lurked
3 pIV,   41 |       connection of marriage, suffer division in that part of
4 pIV,   41 |    the garments of my modesty suffer disgrace and division.' ~
5 pIV,   45 |    the end that it should not suffer violent sundering at the
6 pV,   50  |      of things, and might not suffer the pen to stray in the
7 pV,   52  | single conjugation-nor should suffer by the irruption of any
8 pV,   52  | fullest grammatical strength, suffer repulse from the dwelling
9 pVI,   61 |    true that with no sea they suffer the shipwreck of drunkenness,