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 1     I|       of void~ In which they're set, and where they're moved
 2     I|    Nowhere could bodies then be set, nor go~ Hither or thither
 3     I|         if bounds have not been set against~ The breaking down
 4     I|      hour~ With rains enough to set the trees a-reel~  Under
 5     I|        Even any place a man has set him down~ Still leaves about
 6     I|         on, and whereso'er thou set~ The extreme coasts, I'll
 7    II|         With their foul flavour set the lips awry;~ Thus simple '
 8    II|      much~ After what order are set the primal germs,~ And with
 9    II|     what order~ Each element is set: the same denote~ Sky, and
10    II|       number. Since that deeply set~ Old boundary stone of life
11   III|       glory of the Greeks,~ And set my footsteps squarely planted
12   III|        matter of our frames and set it all~ Again in place as
13   III|         are to-day) of old were set~ In the same order as they
14    IV|      chiefly mirrors, have been set before it,~ Nothing of this
15    IV|         step along with us~ And set their feet in unison with
16    IV|      rise, and in the waves~ To set and bury his light - because
17    IV|     then,~ If haply our hand be set beneath one eye~ And press
18    IV|      waive discussion - who has set his head~ Even where his
19    IV|    idol-films do tend,~ As once set forth, in straight directions
20    IV|        nature of the world~ And set it down, when once discovered,
21    IV|     emeralds of green light are set in gold;~ And rich sea-purple
22    IV|        Cean isle. And banquets, set~ With rarest cloth and viands,
23     V|    mightier parts - that is, to set secure~ The lofty heavens
24     V|     seize the sky,~ Striving to set it blazing with his rays~
25     V|        to found and citadels to set,~ As strongholds and asylums
26     V|       nod. And in the sky~ They set the seats and vaults of
27    VI|         the breasts of men, and set the bounds~ Of lust and
28    VI|       motion will o'erheat~ And set ablaze all objects - verily~
29    VI|   things underneath affixed and set,~ Trembleth above, jarred
30    VI| innumerable pores of earth,~ To set her all a-shake - even as
31    VI|         As soon as ever they've set their steps within,~ Collapse,
32    VI|      waste away;~ Then, wax, if set beneath the heat of him,~
33    VI|         for of verity,~ They're set a-going by poundings from
34    VI|  furiously, when underneath was set~ The magnet stone. So strongly