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 1     I|          the spell, all creatures follow thee~ Whithersoever thou
 2     I|       presses now, and what shall follow after:~ No man, we must
 3     I|      sensation of that thing~ Can follow it no longer. Now because~
 4     I|        from any end. And so~ I'll follow on, and whereso'er thou
 5     I|          all else should likewise follow after,~ Aye, lest the thundering
 6    II|             Aroused, it press and follow mind's desire;~ So thus
 7    II|        must then be added; 'twill follow next,~ If thou percase wouldst
 8    II|           make a stop.~ Oho, I'll follow thee until thou grant~ The
 9   III| profitable ends of man,~ O thee I follow, glory of the Greeks,~ And
10   III|        may'st note from what's to follow now~ That more for glory
11   III|             but from that 'twould follow~ One creature'd have in
12   III|      these, their life completed, follow thee;~ And thus like thee
13    IV|      Black air had blocked, there follow straightaway~ Those films
14    IV|        appears~ To move along and follow our own steps~ And imitate
15    IV|           Seems still the same to follow after us~ In one straight
16     V|          his own footprints, I do follow through~ His reasonings,
17     V|          This only do I show, and follow on~ To assign unto the motions
18     V|         amongst those signs~ That follow after, since the sun he
19     V|           too~ And other Winds do follow - the high roar~ Of great
20     V|           form~ Or valorous, will follow in the main~ The rich man'
21     V|        that they might consent to follow laws.~ For humankind, o'
22    VI|            What sort of life will follow after this~ 'Tis thine to
23    VI|            By reason thereof doth follow after and go~ Thuswise with
24    VI|        Without the ring itself do follow after.~ And this it does,
25    VI|  accustomed~ By turns to flee and follow. Yea, I've seen~ Those Samothracian