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 1     I|            bodies~ Suddenly spring apart, the air must crowd~ The
 2     I|         comes,~ When bodies spring apart, because the air~ Somehow
 3     I|       nature, nor was e'er a thing apart,~ As of itself, - nor shall
 4     I|           of an hour:~ For, driven apart from out its meetings fit,~
 5    II|          asunder and loosening all apart?~ It happens also, when
 6   III|      produced,~ Lest heat and wind apart, and air apart,~ Make sense
 7   III|            and wind apart, and air apart,~ Make sense to perish,
 8   III|            energy of body or mind, apart,~ Each of itself without
 9   III|            clash, combine and leap apart in turn.~ But mind is more
10   III|          as hand, or eye, or nose, apart,~ Severed from us, can neither
11   III|          up-rended from its roots, apart~ From all the body, can
12   III|         nor nose, nor hand, alone~ Apart from body can exist for
13   III|         soul,~ Nor tongue nor ears apart. And hence indeed~ Alone
14    IV|     divided of~ Its function quite apart, its power to each;~ And
15    IV|            soft, the cold, the hot apart, apart~ All divers hues
16    IV|           the cold, the hot apart, apart~ All divers hues and whatso
17    IV|          tongue~ Has its own power apart, and smells apart~ And sounds
18    IV|            power apart, and smells apart~ And sounds apart are known.
19    IV|           smells apart~ And sounds apart are known. And thus it is~
20    IV|             For sake of using. But apart from such~ Are all which
21    IV| cross-roads dogs that pant~ To get apart strain eagerly asunder~
22     V|             Likewise to congregate apart.~ For, lo,~ First came together
23     V|            of the wild beasts fled apart~ Hither or thither, as often
24    VI|         the instant to have sprung apart,~ Riven asunder, what time
25    VI|          overtopple, and to wrench apart~ Timbers and beams, and
26    VI|           upon the lands and burst apart,~ It belches forth immeasurable