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 1     I|     self-sustained, consists~ Of twain of things: of bodies and
 2     I|        properties of those first twain,~ Or see but accidents those
 3     I|          see but accidents those twain produce.~ ~ A property is
 4     I|         exists,~ Of things, both twain and utterly unlike -~ Body,
 5     I|          nor severed by a cut in twain,~ Nor can it take the damp,
 6    II|          a means to separate the twain,~ And thereupon dividedly
 7   III|       dissolve, -~ Since for the twain the cause and ground of
 8   III|         the middle and cleave in twain,~ Beyond a doubt likewise
 9    IV|       lightly with thy [fingers] twain~ Perchance [thou touch]
10    IV| door-posts; next the doors,~ The twain to left and right; and afterwards~
11    IV|        to be,~ By some sensation twain - then twain the lights~
12    IV|      some sensation twain - then twain the lights~ Of lampions
13    IV|        in flowers of flame,~ And twain the furniture in all the
14    IV|      visages of fellow-men,~ And twain their bodies. And again,
15    IV|       frame.~ Thus then by these twain factors, severally,~ Body
16    IV|        goads, and neither of the twain~ Mastereth or is mastered.
17     V|       and to cleave~ The soil in twain by pressing on the plough.~ ~
18     V|       rend the days of light~ In twain, at once the lower part
19     V|         shines on, as if rent in twain:~ So speedily is its destruction
20     V|          wise midway between the twain~ As ever to whirl their
21     V|          of ether and divides in twain~ His orbit all unequally,
22     V|  Man-woman - a thing betwixt the twain,~ Yet neither, and from
23    VI|      then the cloud, to-split in twain,~ Gives forth a hideous
24    VI|         heaven are betwixt these twain,~ The divers causes of the
25    VI|           For moistures in these twain~ Are near akin. Besides,
26    VI|        in Peloponnesian Aegium,~ Twain cities which such out-break
27    VI|          with heat, and eyeballs twain~ Red with suffusion of blank