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 1     I|           lapsed years and infinite age must else~ Have eat all
 2     I|              That much I dread slow age will steal and coil~ Along
 3     I|             long since~ Irrevocable age has borne away:~ For all
 4     I|          arrive the flower of their age.~ ~  Again, if bounds have
 5     I|         order that~ The thoughtless age of boyhood be cajoled~ As
 6    II| Constraining these to wither in old age,~ And those to flower at
 7    II|          step~ Climb upward to ripe age, these to themselves~ Take
 8    II|             top pinnacle;~ Then old age breaks their powers and
 9    II|            even now 'tis thus:~ Its age is broken and the earth,
10   III|          Learns from their earliest age the vital motions,~ Even
11   III|         only through no everlasting age,~ But even, indeed, through
12   III|           all that's alien to thine age, -~ Up, with good grace!
13    IV|         order that~ The thoughtless age of boyhood be cajoled~ As
14    IV|              Or other visage, other age succeeds;~ But slumber and
15    IV|         roused in us when once ripe age~ Has made our body strong...~ ~
16    IV|           Enjoy the flower of their age, when now~ Their bodies
17    IV|         last~ Can bulwark their old age with goodly sons.~ A matter
18     V|            don't believe~ They also age with eld? Behold we not~
19     V|             to it from its earliest age~ In linked unison with the
20     V|            even from their earliest age,~ In linked unison. Aye,
21     V|           unto the world's primeval age~ And tell what first the
22     V|           when in ripened time~ The age of the young within (that
23     V|            Even from their earliest age preserved alive~ By cunning,
24     V|          lapsing life, do fail with age,~ Lo, only then doth youth
25     V|          they reach their flower of age~ Or gain and lose full vigour
26     V|           through endless tracts of age~ Glide on, defying the o'
27     V|             devised -~ Hence is our age unable to look back~ On
28    VI|           process which~ Even in an age the fiery steam of sun~