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 1     I|   parts~ And others similar in order lie~ In a packed phalanx,
 2     I|     and coming in~ And changed order things their nature change,~
 3     I|         and some be changed in order,~ If still all kept their
 4     I|      Whose clashings, motions, order, posture, shapes~ Produce
 5     I| Produce the fire and which, by order changed,~ Do change the
 6     I|      added few, and motion and order changed)~ Fashion the winds
 7     I|       bring about by change of order alone.~ But those which
 8     I|        yellow of the boney, in order that~ The thoughtless age
 9    II|        arise the new~ In fixed order, and primordial seeds~ Produce
10    II|      the frame,~ Be roused, in order that, through every joint,~
11    II|       matters much~ After what order are set the primal germs,~
12    II|     much with what and in what order~ Each element is set: the
13    II|     Blows, clashings, motions, order, structure, shapes,~ The
14   III|     New parts, or readjust the order given,~ Or from the sum
15   III|  adjustments that no shift~ In order of our members may appear?~
16   III|    re-disposed and leave their order;~ Wherefore they must be
17   III|      old were set~ In the same order as they are to-day -~ Yet
18    IV|        yellow of the honey, in order that~ The thoughtless age
19    IV|      which could,~ In the same order which they had before,~
20    IV|      work~ With mightily swift order all goes on,~ So that upon
21    IV|        like shapes of words in order like,~ When search we after
22     V|       Thus far we've gone; the order of my plan~ Hath brought
23     V|     sun and moon,~ I'll now in order tell. For of a truth~ Neither
24     V|        even now~ After a fixed order they come round~ In sequence
25     V|     men marked~ How in a fixed order rolled around~ The systems
26     V|         After a fixed plan and order fixed.~ Already would they
27    VI|     times~ Five or yet more in order dangling down~ And swaying