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 1     I|          no wise they know,~ Men think Divinities are working there.~
 2     I|           And then, if haply any think this comes,~ When bodies
 3     I| solidness; though hard it be~ To think that aught in things has
 4     I|        denying that the mind can think it,~ Convinced thou must
 5     I|    compact.~ But if perhaps they think, in other wise,~ Fires through
 6     I|       time. But if percase~ Thou think'st the frame of fire and
 7     I|     spear, is't then thy wish to think~ It goes, hurled off amain,
 8    II|         men, ignorant of matter, think,~ Opposing this, that not
 9    II|        vital motions there.~ But think not, haply, living forms
10    II|          other qualities.~ ~ But think not haply that the primal
11    II|          laughing elements,~ And think and utter reason with learn'
12    II|  themselves do give and get; nor think~ That aught we see hither
13   III|       the same to be but mortal, think~ Thereby I'm speaking also
14    IV|      foully thick~ That ye might think that round about all murk~
15    IV|       mind to eyes,~ Nor lightly think our senses everywhere~ Are
16    IV|       Until they now must almost think the roofs~ Threaten to ruin
17    IV|          night's blind gloom~ We think to mark the daylight and
18    IV|         and we're constrained to think~ They stream and dart and
19    IV|         one to whom the whim~ To think has come behold forthwith
20    IV|        thwarted, we are bound to think~ The soul confounded and
21    IV|      eyes, that even awake~ They think they view the dancers moving
22    IV|           By sleep o'ermastered, think they lift their dress~ By
23     V|     creatures, or lest we should think~ They roll along by any
24     V|         quite beside the mark to think~ That judgment and the nature
25     V|       Lest, haply, thou shouldst think they each endure~ Inviolable.~
26     V|  fluttering assistance. Thus, to think~ That in those days some
27     V|   however, because men would not think~ Beings augmented with such
28     V|    ermastered be.~ And men would think them in their happiness~
29    VI|         causes do men know,~ And think divinities are working there.~
30    VI|         upper air~ That we might think that round about all murk~
31    VI|        be-wonder over-much,~ And think that suddenly it seethes