Metre/Prose,  page

1 pIII,   25 |        not, poorer than the body, envy its successes. And in it
2 pVII,   71 | malevolence of her mother. She is Envy, and by the gnawing rust
3 pVII,   71 |          of her possessor. She is Envy, who keeps the stings of
4 pVII,   72 |       monster more monstrous than envy? What evil more destructive?
5 pVII,   72 |          What are the emotions of envy but the enemies of human
6 pVII,   72 |         when the robbery of livid envy plunders the riches of the
7 pVII,   72 |       rust of malice, the moth of envy from the mind's treasure-house,
8 pVIII,   85|        giving way to the bites of envy, gilding others with the
9 pIX,   94  |        deep-seated destruction of envy, or keeps company with the