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 1     I|         promise, Memmius, for a fact:~ Such copious drafts my
 2     I|        function and go on:~ The fact is founded in the void of
 3     I|      fire there hid.~ But since fact teaches this is not the
 4     I|      inane afar,~ Or rather, in fact, would never have once combined~
 5    II|       to the rest.~ And of this fact (as I record it here)~ An
 6    II|      This to maintain by many a fact besides -~ That in no wise
 7    II|     feign~ Motions oblique, and fact refute us there.~ For this
 8    II|       held together hooked:~ In fact, though rough, they're globular
 9    II|        go on~ To bind thereto a fact to this allied~ And drawing
10    II|        go on~ To bind thereto a fact to this allied~ And drawing
11    II|     what I've proved is not the fact,~ Showing in verse how corpuscles
12    II|     jaws - Of which 'tis simple fact~ That none have been begot;
13    II|       himself compounded, for a fact,~ Of sapient seeds and eloquent,
14   III|         Take this in chief: the fact that life remains~ Oft in
15   III|       particles - that such the fact~ Thou canst perceive, if
16   III|         smooth and round. Which fact once known to thee,~ Good
17   III|       Except by what the public fact itself~ Has given and taught
18   III|    mortality.~ So surely will a fact of truth make head~ 'Gainst
19   III|       ground of life~ Is in the fact of their conjoined estate.~ ~
20   III|         place is nowhere, for a fact,~ As said before, 'tis rent
21   III|        with sense.)~ But public fact declares against all this:~
22    IV|        it fluttering forth -~ A fact thou mayst, however dull
23    IV|        objects which,~ As plain fact proves, are really borne
24    IV| discharged with labour (for the fact~ That every object, when '
25    IV|        at our word?~ Maugre the fact that in same place and spot~
26    IV|      them~ Graces not theirs in fact. And thus we see~ Creatures
27     V|    strange and marvellous~ This fact must strike the intellect
28     V|      yet~ I will speak out. The fact itself, perchance,~ Will
29     V|       Reason, O rather than the fact itself,~ Persuade us that
30     V|      This to maintain by many a fact besides -~ That in no wise
31     V|        In every bodily part - a fact thou mayst,~ However dull
32     V|      dogs of chase.)~ Howso the fact, and from what cause soever~
33    VI|         tis so~ Beyond a doubt, fact plain to sense declares:~
34    VI|        Into far ether. For very fact and feeling,~ As we up-climb
35    VI|    plunging boulders. For clear fact~ Requires that earth must
36    VI|       thou viewest~ This cosmic fact, placing it square in front,~
37    VI|         that derives~ From very fact, because they noxious be~
38    VI|         Somewhat about the very fact.~ And, first,~ This do I
39    VI|        body all things have - a fact~ Made manifest in my first
40    VI|         I go~ To telling of the fact at hand itself.~ Since to
41    VI|        and this~ Seems more the fact with iron and this stone.~