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 1     I|    pronouncements mine.~ There's place intangible, a void and room.~
 2     I| elsewhere would yield a starting place.~ But now through oceans,
 3     I|         moved,~ And change their place, however full the Sum -~
 4     I|          first~ It makes for one place, ere diffused through all.~
 5     I|       mind. Again, without~ That place and room, which we do call
 6     I|         accident of body, and of place~ Wherein all things go on.~
 7     I|      utterly unlike -~ Body, and place in which an things go on -~
 8     I|   regions of the same;~ Even any place a man has set him down~
 9     I|        of gods~ Could keep their place least portion of an hour:~
10     I|        mind,~ Each in its proper place; nor did they make,~ Forsooth,
11     I|          tend.~ Nor is there any place, where, when they've come,~
12    II|            Are borne to that one place on which they strive~ Still
13    II|         our thought.~ Now is the place, meseems, in these affairs~
14    II|       they be unite.~ ~ In first place, senses can't in body be~
15    II|      When they remove unto their place again:~ 'Tis thine to know
16   III|         him who has it), so they place~ The sense of mind in no
17   III|         of fear;~ But have their place half-way between the two -~
18   III|        part,~ Which in one fixed place remains, like ears,~ And
19   III| foundations have been moved from place,~ The soul out-filtering
20   III|        Its parts together to one place, and so~ From all the members
21   III|     sense away,~ Why, then, that place in which such stock of soul~
22   III|        in sense.~ But since such place is nowhere, for a fact,~
23   III| everything may grow and have its place.~ Thus nature of mind cannot
24   III|          eternal is,~ Without or place beyond whereto things may~
25   III|         and set it all~ Again in place as now, and if again~ To
26   III|       ever and ever~ A change of place, as if to drop the burden.~
27    IV|        spoils:~ Since such takes place, 'tis likewise certain too~
28    IV|         image.~ And in the first place, since primordials be~ So
29    IV|         and howso suddenly~ Thou place, at any instant, anything~
30    IV|        is~ To note in whatsoever place be light,~ In what be shadow:
31    IV|      easy to trace out in whatso place~ The smelling object is.
32    IV|     Maugre the fact that in same place and spot~ Another's mind
33    IV|           and ready~ Each in its place diverse? So great the swiftness,~
34    IV|      unto empty winds.~ In first place, body on its outer parts -~
35     V| everything may grow and have its place.~ Thus nature of mind cannot
36     V|         germs, by interchange of place,~ Could thus produce, if
37     V|      plaintive wail he fills the place, -~ As well befitting one
38     V|      well the argument: in first place, lo,~ Some certain parts
39     V|         fresh light supplies the place of light,~ Upon the instant.
40     V|          eternal is,~ Without or place beyond whereto things may~
41     V|        mind,~ Each in its proper place; nor did they make,~ Forsooth,
42     V|         stars to move.~ In first place, if the mighty sphere of
43     V|        the Zodiac,~ From her far place toward fires of yonder sun -~
44     V|    another be,~ In its stead and place, engendered anew,~ 'Tis
45     V|       with him into one dwelling place,~ ~ Were known; and when
46     V|      mountain, and to yield~ The place below for tilth, that there
47     V|         and that the Thing takes place~ After a fixed plan and
48    VI|          ETC.~ ~ And so in first place, then~ With thunder are
49    VI|          of eyeballs. This takes place -~ As know thou mayst -
50    VI|         a straight line unto one place, as 'twere, -~ Casting them
51    VI|           But very nature of the place compels.~ In Syria also -
52    VI|           How sounds do into one place penetrate,~ Into another
53    VI|          This space, and a large place between the two~ Is made
54    VI|         of alien funeral pyres,~ Place their own kin, and thrust