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 1     I|         bounding torrents. Thus amain,~ Seized with the spell,
 2     I|        whirling and seizing all amain;~ And forth they flow and
 3     I|      think~ It goes, hurled off amain, to where 'twas sent~ And
 4     I|    should flee away,~ Dissolved amain throughout the mighty void,~
 5    II|         clash, it comes to pass amain~ They leap asunder, face
 6    IV|        monstrous beast dragging amain~ And leading in the other
 7    IV|     ashes, whence~  Could sense amain rekindled be in members,~
 8    IV|        of our thews,~ And stirs amain the genitals of man.~ The
 9    IV|       either it flies not forth amain~ With spurt prolonged enough,
10     V|    burly winds (that over-sweep amain)~ And skiey sun (that with
11     V|      ministering heat new light amain;~ Are all alive to quiver
12     V|       The rended basalt ruining amain~ Down from the lofty mountains,
13     V|    since winds (that over-sweep amain)~ And skiey sun (that with
14     V|         them all a-tremble, and amain,~ Steering them over along
15     V|    every kind, meet at the last amain,~ And so become oft the
16     V| substances had been withdrawn,~ Amain the earth, where now extend
17     V|         alien substance fetched amain,~ And from no alien firmament
18     V|        the horrible thunderbolt amain,~ And across the mighty
19    VI|       speeded forth from thence amain -~ Whereof nowise the causes
20    VI|       pile in ruins and upheave amain,~ And to take breath forever
21    VI|       vast uproar, and draws on amain~ The darkling tempests big
22    VI|     fire, hath strook somewhere amain -~ No marvel, because, when
23    VI|       speeded forth from thence amain,~ Or what the thunderstroke
24    VI|       how they're wont to pass~ Amain through incommunicable space.~
25    VI|       that quarter whither push amain~ The headlong winds. Then
26    VI|         have hurled themselves~ Amain into those caverns sub-terrene,~