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 1     I|   nothing: then~ The tiny babe forthwith would walk a man,~ And from
 2     I| splinter upward, and the earth forthwith~ Withdraw from under our
 3    II|       mellow air,~ We see 'tis forthwith manifest to man~ How suddenly
 4    II|        there.~ For this we see forthwith is manifest:~ Whatever the
 5    II|      that they give and get),~ Forthwith most easily thou mayst devise~
 6    II|      And added some, 'tis seen forthwith to turn~ Glowing and white.
 7    II|    nature's strength~ Shatters forthwith each living thing soe'er,~
 8    II|       every haughty lord,~ And forthwith free, is seen to do all
 9    II|      ends,~ It scatters abroad forthwith to all sides round~ More
10   III|       been given forth abroad, forthwith~ Forever deserts the veins,
11   III|      by influence of the mind, forthwith~ In turn it hits and drives
12   III|        eye, be eaten through,~ Forthwith the vision fails and darkness
13    IV|        seen the glass itself,~ Forthwith that image which from us
14    IV|        dubious, which the mind forthwith~ Adds by itself.~ Again,
15    IV|       To think has come behold forthwith that thing?~ Or do the idols
16    IV|       Decent excuses to go out forthwith;~ And his lament, long pondered,
17     V|      their other ills,~ Begins forthwith to rear its sudden head~
18    VI|        then down there cleaves forthwith~ Yon fiery coil of flame
19    VI|   flight the birds have come,~ Forthwith their buoyancy of pennons
20    VI|      above it held)~ Take fire forthwith and shoot a flame; so, too,~
21    VI|  scattered through the water,~ Forthwith to burst abroad, and to
22    VI|        cleave unto the torch,~ Forthwith they readily flash aflame,
23    VI|       the two~ Is made a void, forthwith the primal germs~ Of iron,
24    VI|  emptied more and made a void, forthwith~ It happens all the air
25    VI|       from crosswise or above, forthwith~ The neighbour particles