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 1     I|          Nor would the same fruits keep their olden trees,~ But
 2     I|        rivers, far and wide away,~ Keep the unfathomable ocean full?~
 3     I|  intangible and powerless ever~ To keep a thing from passing through
 4     I|         those surest bodies~ Which keep their nature evermore the
 5     I|          holy limbs of gods~ Could keep their place least portion
 6    II|            nothing, save that pain keep off,~ Disjoined from the
 7    II|        birth to things and growth~ Keep them forever when created
 8    II|         thou hold well sealed, and keep consigned~ With no forgetting
 9    II|   Engendered and so function as to keep~ Throughout their growth
10    II|        hues of things do block and keep~ The whole from being of
11    II| all-perceiving senses - they~ That keep and guard each living thing
12    II|         down.~ For food it is must keep things whole, renewing;~ '
13   III|           in that air the soul can keep itself,~ And in that air
14   III|        life-time spent before? why keep we not~ Some footprints
15    IV|            earth~ So many beams to keep all things so full~ Of light
16    IV|          And it should straightway keep, at clinging there,~ Its
17    IV|            trust our senses and to keep away~ From headlong heights
18    IV|         digested to the frame~ And keep the stomach in a moist career.~
19    IV|    Attention undivided, still they keep~ (As oft we note), even
20    IV|       still busied with one love,~ Keep it for one delight, and
21    IV|         those~ Whom they desire to keep in bonds of love -~ In vain,
22    IV|            for their own ends,~ To keep from pregnancy and lying
23     V|           just so far she fails to keep the pace~ With starry signs
24     V|           there,~ Herself on high, keep the sun hid beneath,~ Whilst
25     V|          and have learned well~ To keep true measure. And yet they
26    VI|            they'd powerless be~ To keep their mass, or to retain
27    VI|        unfold to thee,~ Nor longer keep thee in mere promises.~ ~