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 1     I|         Keep the unfathomable ocean full?~ And out of what does
 2     I|    the narrow straits,~ Swift ocean cuts her boundaries from
 3    II|       bitter, as the brine of ocean is,~ Is not the least a
 4    II| together there,~ In such vast ocean of matter and tumult strange? -~
 5    II|    whoso~ Decides to call the ocean Neptune, or~ The grain-crop
 6    II|      But sunder earth's whole ocean from the lands,~ And hold
 7    II|       the marble gleam, -~ As ocean, when the high winds have
 8    II|        Which thus produce the ocean's one pure sheen -~ Be now
 9    II|     same denote~ Sky, and the ocean, lands, and streams, and
10    II|    That earth, sun, moon, and ocean, and all else,~ Exist not
11   III|  exist a tree,~ Nor clouds in ocean deeps, nor in the fields~
12   III|  cavalry,~  The bellowings of ocean - poured his soul~ From
13    IV|      and spray~ From waves of ocean, eater-out of walls~ Around
14    IV|        Lie the huge plains of ocean spread beneath~ The vasty
15     V|     itself as earth and sky,~ Ocean, and stars, and sun, and
16     V|  borne along~ Into the mighty ocean of the air;~ And did not
17     V|      the unfathomed deeps~ Of ocean, and courses of the sun
18     V|     of the mighty world,~ Nor ocean, nor heaven, nor even earth
19     V|     body squeezed,~ Augmented ocean and the fields of foam~
20     V|      Like lees or bilge. Then ocean, then the air,~ Then ether
21     V|    crews upon the rocks.~ But ocean uprisen would often rave
22     V|       food and life~ Amid the ocean billows in the brine,~
23    VI| Bigger and bigger the bulk of ocean, since~ So vast the down-rush
24    VI|     Yet all of these unto the ocean's sum~ Shall be but as the
25    VI|     that the sea,~ The mighty ocean, increaseth not. Besides,~
26    VI|    into the lands~ From briny ocean, as from lands it comes~
27    VI|      and spray~ From waves of ocean, eater-out of walls~ Along
28    VI|       flood,~ Nay, though all ocean willed to wash it out~ With