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 1     I|   asunder.~ Totters the rigid gold dissolved in heat;~ The
 2     I|   drops of blood,~ Conceiving gold compact of grains of gold,~
 3     I|     gold compact of grains of gold,~ And earth concreted out
 4    II|   house doth glitter not with gold~ Nor gleam with silver,
 5    II|      is overawed~ By gleam of gold nor by the splendour bright~
 6    IV|     of green light are set in gold;~ And rich sea-purple dress
 7     V|        begins~ To redden into gold, over the grass~ Begemmed
 8     V| perhaps, that then~ Rivers of gold through every landscape
 9     V|   wealth~ Discovered was, and gold was brought to light,~ Which
10     V|      for the rest: copper and gold and iron~ Discovered were,
11     V|     rivulets of silver and of gold,~ Of lead and copper too,
12     V|      with tools of silver and gold~ As with the impetuous strength
13     V|      the thing of price;~ And gold lay useless, blunted with
14     V|      lies the copper low, and gold hath come~ Unto the loftiest
15     V|     of to-day 'tis purple and gold~ That cark men's lives with
16     V|      vestment, broidered with gold~ And with imposing figures,
17    VI|   Upon the instant bronze and gold; and makes,~ Likewise, the
18    VI|    unbinds and quickly fuseth gold,~ Because its force is so
19    VI|       the veins of silver and gold,~ With pick-axe probing
20    VI|     deadly bane~ The mines of gold exhale? O what a look,~
21    VI|       feel them pass~ Through gold, through silver, when we
22    VI|      copper and will fuse the gold,~ But hides and flesh it
23    VI|        another still~ Through gold, and others to go out and
24    VI|     stand firm by weight,~ As gold; and some cannot be moved
25    VI|    With all its waves. Again, gold unto gold~ Doth not one
26    VI|       waves. Again, gold unto gold~ Doth not one substance