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 1    II|    honey or milk~ Yields in the mouth agreeable taste to tongue,~
 2   III| scattered been, and through the mouth~ Air has been given forth
 3   III|  carried in a mass~ Outwards by mouth, where they are wont to
 4   III|     come up the throat and into mouth;~ But feels it failing in
 5   III|        Upon a stone that got in mouth with bread.~ Wherefore,
 6   III| Tartarus, out-belching from his mouth the surge~ Of horrible heat -
 7    IV|        No power has man to open mouth to tell;~ Especially, since
 8    IV|        too there comes into the mouth at times~ The wet of a salt
 9    IV|    sooth,~ Also the door of the mouth is scraped against~ By air
10    IV|     force~ These voices, and at mouth expel them forth,~ The mobile
11    IV|           Sent from the crier's mouth, may rouse all ears~ Among
12    IV|        we feel a flavour in the mouth,~ When forth we squeeze
13    IV|       all the members, even~ In mouth and palate too. Thus some
14    IV|       sweet~ Is sour within the mouth, beyond a doubt~ The rough
15    IV|      evermore,~ Are through the mouth exhaled innumerable,~ When
16    IV|      lips, and smite with kiss~ Mouth into mouth, - because this
17    IV|     smite with kiss~ Mouth into mouth, - because this same delight~
18     V|     dumb Horrors too~ Without a mouth, or blind Ones of no eye,~
19     V|          a goat -~ Might at the mouth from out the body belch~
20     V|   shrubberies sown.~ But by the mouth~ To imitate the liquid notes
21    VI|         from his truth-speaking mouth;~ The glory of whom, though
22    VI|   sickness~ And foamings at the mouth. A woman, too,~ At the heavy
23    VI|       too, there comes into the mouth at times~ The wet of a salt
24    VI|       Began to topple. From the mouth the breath~ Would roll a
25    VI| water-pits, tumbling with eager mouth~ Already agape. The insatiable
26    VI|     vital winds of air into his mouth,~ And to gaze upward at