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 1     I|           and hence in turn~ The race of man and all the wild
 2     I|       For common instinct of our race declares~ That body of itself
 3     I|       broods, and that the lusty race~ Of breathing creatures
 4    II|      trees,~ And bears the human race and of the wild~ The generations
 5    II|           the sea, the sky,~ And race of living creatures. Thus,
 6    II|         member of some generated race,~ Among full many others
 7    II|        living:~ Thou'lt find the race of mountain-ranging wild~
 8    II|         prating, how the ancient race,~ Fulfilled with piety,
 9   III|      what compare could be~ In a race between young kids with
10   III|       and fierce lions. Thus the race of men:~ Though training
11   III|      Thus painters and the elder race of bards~ Have pictured
12   III|       who o'er-topped~ The human race, extinguishing all others,~
13     V|          in what mode~ The human race began to name its things~
14     V|          the cycles of the human race~ In fiery exhalations, or
15     V|         earth, sea, and sky, and race~ Of living creatures.~ In
16     V|       the length of plains,~ The race of grasses and the shining
17     V|         ether. First of all, the race~ Of the winged ones and
18     V|          herself begat the human race,~ And at one well-nigh fixed
19     V|         many another terrorizing race,~ Cunning the foxes, flight
20     V| themselves, then first the human race~ Began to soften. For 'twas
21     V|        For albeit he 'scape~ The race of gods and men, he yet
22     V|         wondrous is,~ That human race (in whom a voice and tongue~
23     V|       limbs?~ Lastly, the flying race, the dappled birds,~ Hawks,
24     V|          in those days would the race of man~ Be seeing excelling
25    VI|     mostly vainly doth the human race~ Roll in its bosom the grim
26    VI|       the course before me, as I race~ On to the white line of
27    VI|        upgathering can~ Upon the race of man and herds of cattle~
28    VI|          Unburied on ground, the race of birds and beasts~ Would