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  1     I|        Whithersoever thou walkest forth to lead,~ And thence through
  2     I|           the eternal generations forth,~ Kind after kind. And since '
  3     I|         are all,~ Each birth goes forth upon the shores of light~
  4     I|           seizing all amain;~ And forth they flow and pile destruction
  5     I|        naught could evermore push forth and go,~ Since naught elsewhere
  6     I|           such a nature furnished forth~ That, if perchance they
  7     I|        into the winds of air~ And forth from earth are nourished,
  8     I|        germs primordial furnished forth~ With but same nature as
  9     I|        the might of stones,~ Give forth a sign of blood, or of aught
 10     I|           herbs ought oft to give forth drops~ Of sweet milk, flavoured
 11     I|      igneous and ligneous objects forth -~ Precisely as these words
 12     I|           farthest traveller runs forth~ Unto the extreme coasts
 13     I|        Out of the pit below, from forth the vast,~ Are hurtled bodies
 14     I|           ertheless~ Immeasurably forth....~ Nor sea, nor earth,
 15    II|    perchance, when thou beholdest forth~ Thy legions swarming round
 16    II|          when also thou beholdest forth~ Thy fleets to swarm, deploying
 17    II|            and extends~ Unmetered forth in all directions round.~
 18    II|       from beneath, a sound~ Goes forth from feet of stalwart soldiery,~
 19    II|        old~ Simple solidity, when forth they travel~ Along the empty
 20    II|           at the last~ 'Tis given forth through joints and body
 21    II|       Quite otherwise it is, when forth we move,~ Impelled by a
 22    II|          matter of any kind,~ Nor forth from which a fresh supply
 23    II|      underground, flows freshened forth~ Into some hollow; for it
 24    II|          to conceive and bring it forth to life,~ It cannot be created
 25    II|          token, to-day is carried forth,~ With solemn awe through
 26    II|    motherland, and ready to stand forth,~ The guard and glory of
 27    II|           way she brings the many forth~ Into the light of sun.
 28    II|     derives their power~ To throw forth fire and send out light
 29    II|          the primordials come not forth to light,~ 'Tis thine to
 30    II|           not colour,~ But render forth sensations, as of touch,~
 31    II|      since pow'rless they to send forth aught~ From out themselves,
 32    II|         swarming worms~ To bubble forth when from the soaking rains~
 33    II|     mutation, or because~ Brought forth as by a certain sort of
 34    II|          strange truth is putting forth its might~ To hit thee in
 35    II|       thought~ Flies unencumbered forth.~ Firstly, we find,~ Off
 36    II|   unbottomed deep~ Shines clearly forth. Nor can we once suppose~
 37    II|          All generations and gave forth at birth~ Enormous bodies
 38   III|        for glory do they braggart forth~ Than for belief. For mark
 39   III|         mouth~ Air has been given forth abroad, forthwith~ Forever
 40   III|           To tear their fragrance forth, without its nature~ Perishing
 41   III|        loses, when soul's driven~ Forth from that life-time. Or,
 42   III|          the same~ The mind looks forth, as out of opened doors,~
 43   III|        seeds of voice~ Are driven forth and carried in a mass~ Outwards
 44   III|            give the vital motions forth;~ Nor, then, can body, wanting
 45   III|       appears to feel the soul go forth~ As one sure whole from
 46   III|          when a serpent's darting forth its tongue,~ And lashing
 47   III|            tis rent and scattered forth,~ And so goes under. Or
 48   III|           that they're able to go forth~ Unhurt and whole and loose
 49   III|          the purport of its going forth~ From aged limbs? - fears
 50   III|    sickens of his home goes out,~ Forth from his splendid halls,
 51    IV|       body has shed it fluttering forth -~ A fact thou mayst, however
 52    IV|        objects many be~ That send forth bodies, loosely some diffused -~
 53    IV|     coming from the deeps of body forth~ And rising out, along their
 54    IV|        about all murk~ Had parted forth from Acheron and filled~
 55    IV|          May still be all brought forth through bending paths~ And
 56    IV|        Flow many seeds wan-yellow forth to meet~  The films of things,
 57    IV|          Have thus begun to issue forth. In sooth,~ Also the door
 58    IV|           and at mouth expel them forth,~ The mobile tongue, artificer
 59    IV|          or seven~ For one thrown forth - for so the very hills,~
 60    IV|        one voice~ Hath once leapt forth, outstarting into many -~
 61    IV|  idol-films do tend,~ As once set forth, in straight directions
 62    IV|       flavour in the mouth,~ When forth we squeeze it, in chewing
 63    IV|          soaked.~ Next, all which forth we squeeze is spread about~
 64    IV|      moving supple limbs,~ Whilst forth they put each supple arm
 65    IV|       through the sweat~ Squeezed forth innumerable from deep within.~
 66    IV|         to it, thou, that I~ Pour forth my words not unto empty
 67    IV|      thought~ Drag all the matter forth into the light~ And well
 68    IV|           female generation rises forth~ From seed paternal, and
 69    IV|          men, either it flies not forth amain~ With spurt prolonged
 70     V|     Nature first~ Hath poured him forth upon the shores of light~
 71     V|         and all wild beasts~ Come forth and grow, nor need the little
 72     V|     artificer of the world, bring forth~ Aboundingly all things
 73     V|      effulgence, foremost flashed forth,~ Perisheth one by one.
 74     V|          and moon~ And stars dart forth their light from under-births~
 75     V|      constant rains,~ Had plunged forth across the lands of earth~
 76     V|       with inundations vast~ From forth the unplumbed chasms of
 77     V|        force of water-stuff which forth~ From out the infinite had
 78     V|            That sea which floweth forth with fixed tides,~ Keeping
 79     V|       their scorching exhalations forth~ Against our members, those
 80     V|        sun so small~ Can yet send forth so great a light as fills~
 81     V|          besides, that heat~ From forth the sun's own fire, albeit
 82     V|           And wearily hath panted forth his fires,~ Shivered by
 83     V|         the beginning, earth gave forth, around~ The hills and over
 84     V|        new Earth first of all put forth~ Grasses and shrubs, and
 85     V|      well-nigh fixed time brought forth~ Each breast that ranges
 86     V| discovered as they ranged -~ From forth of which they knew that
 87     V|     speechless evermore,~ To send forth divers sounds, O truly then~
 88     V|          would there beneath~ Put forth in season swarms of little
 89     V|      unsleeping hours~ In drawing forth variety of notes,~ In modulating
 90    VI|         whilom poured~ All wisdom forth from his truth-speaking
 91    VI|        verses, albeit hath issued forth~ So much from me already;
 92    VI|       there,~ How it hath speeded forth from thence amain -~ Whereof
 93    VI|     storms of hail. And they give forth~ O'er skiey levels of the
 94    VI|         er mighty theatres, gives forth at times~ A cracking roar,
 95    VI|         to-split in twain,~ Gives forth a hideous crash with bang
 96    VI|       when of sudden burst,~ Give forth a like large sound.~ There'
 97    VI|     down-pour of swift hail gives forth a sound~ Among the mighty
 98    VI|      struck,~ By their collision, forth the seeds of fire:~ As if
 99    VI|          For light then too leaps forth and fire then scatters~
100    VI|     stroke before~ The blow gives forth a sound athrough thine ears:~
101    VI|         flashes they have gleamed forth.~ ~ Again, from following
102    VI|        the wines sudden to vanish forth,~ The wine-jars intact -
103    VI|           density,~ None are sent forth forever. That 'tis so~ Beyond
104    VI|        about all murk~ Had parted forth from Acheron and filled~
105    VI|           cracks the cloud, flies forth along. At times~ The force
106    VI|           of wind, though hurtled forth~ Without all fire, yet in
107    VI|          wind, a-cold and hurtled forth~ Without all fire, hath
108    VI|       there,~ How it hath speeded forth from thence amain,~ Or what
109    VI|       from a transpierced breast~ Forth flames of the red levin -
110    VI|          burst apart,~ It belches forth immeasurable might~ Of whirlwind
111    VI|        those winds~ Blow back and forth in alternation strong,~
112    VI|           indeed,~ They burst not forth, yet is the very rush~ Of
113    VI|            Comes that river~ From forth the sultry places down the
114    VI|   Contains them mingled and gives forth discrete.~ And we have shown
115    VI|          in exhalations into air~ Forth and abroad (yet not in numbers
116    VI|             Belching sweet waters forth amid salt waves.~ Just so,
117    VI|         those seeds of fire burst forth~ Athrough that other fount,
118    VI|       unmoved, but here it pushes forth~ The iron, because upon
119    VI|          happen in all directions forth:~ From whatso side a space
120    VI|           means whereof it spews~ Forth from itself - and through
121    VI|           nor from the woods went forth~ The sullen generations