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 1     I|      all amain;~ And forth they flow and pile destruction round,~
 2     I|    rocks, heat to the fire, and flow~ To the wide waters, touch
 3     I|  Rubbing together they together flow,~ They start the conflagrations
 4     I|     abundance of world's matter flow~ Together by solid weight
 5     I|      might, as 'twere, together flow, and where~ They might take
 6    II|        colander~ The wines will flow; how, on the other hand,~
 7    II|     seest among the things that flow~ Some bitter, as the brine
 8   III|     more inert,~ More tardy its flow; for all its stock of matter~
 9   III|    liquids depart, their waters flow away,~ When jars are shivered,
10   III| rearranged,~ Nor any bit soever flow away:~ For change of anything
11   III|       Was heaped as in sieve to flow away~ And perish unavailingly,
12    IV|     Engendered, and perpetually flow off~ From things and gliding
13    IV|     ever from a body's surface~ Flow off thin textures and thin
14    IV|     sight.~ From certain things flow odours evermore,~ As cold
15    IV|       nor respite of the onward flow,~ Since 'tis incessantly
16    IV|    since from out their bodies~ Flow many seeds wan-yellow forth
17    IV|     Thus to be onward borne and flow along~ In the same way as
18    IV|       From whence the streaming flow of varied odours~ May roll
19    IV|   stronger~ Is sign that odours flow and part away~ From inner
20     V|        For, lo,~ That ether can flow thus steadily on, on,~ With
21     V|    together come,~ And thuswise flow into a bulk so big~ That
22    VI|      him o'erfull and force his flow to stop.~ For out of doubt
23    VI|       Drives the white snows to flow into the vales.~ ~ Now come;
24    VI|       see soever, evermore must flow,~ Must be discharged and
25    VI|     sight.~ From certain things flow odours evermore,~ As cold
26    VI|       nor respite of the onward flow,~ Since 'tis incessantly
27    VI|      form-and-look of things to flow,~ Through others heat to
28    VI|      had survived that virulent flow~ Of the vile blood, yet