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 1     I|            evermore push forth and go,~ Since naught elsewhere
 2     I|            for voids for bodies to go through~ 'Tis clear could
 3     I|          the fish are powerless to go?~ Thus either all bodies
 4     I|            bodies then be set, nor go~ Hither or thither at all -
 5     I|           all else~ Which come and go whilst Nature stands the
 6     I|           room~ Wherein all things go on, the fire of love~ Upblown
 7     I|          place~ Wherein all things go on.~ CHARACTER OF THE ATOMS~ ~
 8     I|           place in which an things go on -~ Then each must be
 9     I|            force they function and go on:~ The fact is founded
10     I|         Forevermore have being and go on.~ CONFUTATION OF OTHER
11     I|             Should some depart and go away, and some~ Be added
12     I|          cease in interchange,~ To go their ways from heaven to
13     I|     concerning mighty things,~ And go right on to loose from round
14     I|       Wherein all things soever do go on,~ Let us examine if it
15    II|            quicker will hot fevers go,~ If on a pictured tapestry
16    II|           upward borne,~ Or upward go - nor let the bodies of
17    II|         weight, it can't obliquely go,~ Down on its headlong journey
18    II|          Through trackless woods - Go, take which one thou wilt,~
19    II|          now having taught, I will go on~ To bind thereto a fact
20    II|          now having taught, I will go on~ To bind thereto a fact
21    II| designation, him~ Let us permit to go on calling earth~ Mother
22    II|             when once eaten down,~ Go sundered atoms, suited to
23   III|           Is this same mind I will go on to tell.~ First, I aver, '
24   III|         how small a space~ 'Twould go, if once compacted as a
25   III|            birth and death, I will go on~ Verses to build meet
26   III|             where they are wont to go,~ And have a builded highway.
27   III|           appears to feel the soul go forth~ As one sure whole
28   III|        from some cause,~ Craves to go out, and from the frame
29   III|        matters whether to wrack it go,~ Dispersed in the winds,
30   III|            it that they're able to go forth~ Unhurt and whole
31   III|           test:~ Whether the souls go on a hunt for seeds~ Of
32   III|          that always souls of men~ Go into human bodies, I will
33   III|            dally, thou complain to go? -~ For whom already life'
34   III|           not to shun, and we must go to meet.~ Besides we're
35    IV|     concerning mighty things,~ And go right on to loose from round
36    IV|           from Acheron,~ Or shades go floating in among the living,~
37    IV|        sort happens. For it can't~ Go, as through glass, nor yet
38    IV|          and how farther must they go~ And speed through manifold
39    IV|       itself that it doth will~ To go and step along, it strikes
40    IV|             In sleep not rarely to go at the same.~ The lawyers
41    IV|       Commanders they to fight and go at frays,~ Sailors to live
42    IV|            seek~ Decent excuses to go out forthwith;~ And his
43     V|           by what plan~ Things can go on (and chiefly yon high
44     V|            time~ And shall in time go under to disaster.~ And
45     V|        that never could they do or go,~ Nor shun disaster, nor
46    VI|          Wherefore the more will I go on to weave~ In verses this
47    VI|            and whatsoe'er~ Therein go on and must perforce go
48    VI|            go on and must perforce go on~ ~ The most I have unravelled;
49    VI|          by what plan~  Things can go on (and chiefly yon high
50    VI|     everywhere~ The rivers as they go - 'tis easy still,~ Soon
51    VI|       forward, over-hang, ready to go.~ Yet dread men to believe
52    VI|          own ruins. Let men, then, go on~ Feigning at will that
53    VI|            can over sea and lands~ Go tearing on, and Aetna's
54    VI|  Herethrough thou must admit there go...~ ~ And the conditions
55    VI|            seems to tell of, ere I go~ To telling of the fact
56    VI|        Through gold, and others to go out and off~ Through silver
57    VI|             Through others heat to go, and some things still~
58    VI|      thereof doth follow after and go~ Thuswise with all its body.