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 1    II|     likeness each with each,~ No marvel: since the stock of them'
 2    II|          is,~ Is not the least a marvel...~ For since 'tis fluid,
 3    II|          So strange had been the marvel of that sight.~ The which
 4    II|        Nor any cause retards, no marvel 'tis~ That things are carried
 5   III| abstracted from its weight -~ No marvel, because seeds many and
 6   III|           With tossing round. No marvel, since distract~ Through
 7   III|           When by themselves. No marvel, because, commixed~ Through
 8    IV|        air deprived of light. No marvel:~ Because the earth from
 9    IV|         the doors be closed;~ No marvel either, since all voice
10    IV|             And further, 'tis no marvel idols move~ And toss their
11    IV|      time removed and far.~ What marvel, then, that mind doth lose
12     V|      create, that thus it is~ No marvel now, if they have also fallen~
13     V|      Therefore, 'tis~ The less a marvel, if at fixed time~ A moon
14     V|            Wherefore 'tis less a marvel, if they sprang~ In Long
15    VI|          with bang and boom.~ No marvel this; since oft a bladder
16    VI|     strook somewhere amain -~ No marvel, because, when with terrific
17    VI| nominated "cross-seas." - And no marvel~ If in those times the thunderbolts
18    VI|       PHENOMENA~ ~ In chief, men marvel Nature renders not~ Bigger
19    VI|            Wherefore 'tis less a marvel that the sea,~ The mighty
20    VI|         way~ Along the frame. No marvel this, since, lo,~ Of things
21    VI|     Afloat before the breeze. No marvel, this:~ Because full many
22    VI| Magnesian folk).~ This stone men marvel at; and sure it oft~ Maketh
23    VI|           Wherefore, 'tis less a marvel what I said,~ That from
24    VI|        itself. In these affairs~ Marvel thou not that from this