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 1     I|    stars?~ For lapsed years and infinite age must else~ Have eat
 2     I|       least?~ None: for however infinite the sum,~ Yet even the smallest
 3     I|      would consist the same~ Of infinite parts. But since true reason
 4     I|        By having settled during infinite time.~ But in reality, repose
 5     I|        alternates the whole~ An infinite; or else the one or other,~
 6     I|        do,~ Unless from out the infinite of space~ Could come supply
 7     I|          must there ever be~ An infinite force of matter all sides
 8    II|         were these shapes quite infinite, some seeds~ Would have
 9    II|     seeds~ Would have a body of infinite increase.~ For in one seed,
10    II|      undertake~ That seeds have infinite differences in form,~ Lest
11    II|      all of one like shape~ Are infinite in tale; for, since the
12    II|      are alike will have to be~ Infinite, else the sum of stuff remains~
13    II|         now unless shall be~ An infinite count of matter out of which~
14    II|         that primal germs,~ Are infinite in any class thou wilt -~
15    II|     seeds quite void of sense?~ INFINITE WORLDS~ ~ Once more, we
16    II|          To all sides stretches infinite and free,~ And seeds, innumerable
17     V|         Rended asudden, if from infinite Past~ They had prevailed
18     V|   percase,~ Rising from out the infinite, can fell~ With fury-whirlwinds
19     V|        yonder, too, abides~ The infinite space and the profound abyss -~
20     V|        could indeed~ Never from infinite past until to-day~ Have
21     V|      fire can win when from the infinite~ Has risen a larger throng
22     V|       which forth~ From out the infinite had risen up~ Did now retire,
23    VI|      number is innumerable~ And infinite the sum of the Abyss,~ And
24    VI|      ever supplied from out the infinite~ All things, O all in stores
25    VI| foregathered thus~ From out the infinite. "Aye, but passing huge~