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 1    II|      after nothing, save that pain keep off,~ Disjoined from
 2    II|       only such~ As takes the pain away, and can besides~ Strew
 3    II|      mind and turn the sudden pain;~ Nor other shapes of calves
 4    II|  Distract her mind or lighten pain the least -~ So keen her
 5    II|    from peril and immune from pain,~ Themselves abounding in
 6    II|     quite away?~ Again, since pain is there~ Where bodies of
 7    II|       can be~ Assaulted by no pain, nor from themselves~ Take
 8   III|      same as when~ A foot may pain without a pain in head.~
 9   III|       foot may pain without a pain in head.~ Besides, when
10   III|      us is smit~ By assailing pain, we are not tortured then~
11   III| Pleasure or torment. Nor will pain for naught~ Enter so far,
12   III|     diseases and the dreadful pain,~ So mind its bitter cares,
13   III|     Partaker is of death; for pain and disease~ Are both artificers
14   III|       of the man~ Can feel no pain, for swiftness of his hurt,~
15   III| hinder, with bite to stop the pain.~ So shall we say that these
16   III|      able be~ To bear eternal pain nor furnish food~ From his
17    IV|   working into eyes, engender pain.~ Again, whatever jaundiced
18    IV|     corporeal,~ With power to pain. Nor art thou unaware~ Likewise
19    IV| contrariwise,~ They sting and pain the sense with their assault,~
20    IV|       And yield such piercing pain they can't hold out~ Against
21    IV|        In all its nature, and pain attends its state.~ And
22    IV|      up~ Care for thyself and pain inevitable.~ For, lo, the
23    IV|   they squeeze so tight,~ And pain the creature's body, close
24     V|    them, when there's fear or pain,~ And when they burst with