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 1    II|             now there, prevail~ The vital forces of the world - or
 2    II|          accord~ And to take on the vital motions there.~ But think
 3    II|            Are yet unable to gender vital sense.~ And, therefore, '
 4    II|   concordant in each part~ With the vital sense; and so they're bound
 5    II|         mode,~ Conjoined into those vital motions which~ Kindle the
 6    II| arrangements, and, throughout,~ The vital motions blocked, - until
 7    II|           frame entire,~ Undoes the vital knots of soul from body~
 8    II|           less sharp the blow,~ The vital motions which are left are
 9    II|             been poured inside~ The vital veins of life is now no
10   III|             But is of body some one vital state, -~ Named "harmony"
11   III|          life remains.~ Therefore a vital heat and wind there is~
12   III|          grants ye everything,~ But vital sense and exhalation hot.~
13   III|         from their earliest age the vital motions,~ Even when still
14   III|             the trunk and draws the vital air.~ Even when deprived
15   III|         itself~ Sans body, give the vital motions forth;~ Nor, then,
16   III|          are unwound,~ And when the vital breath is forced without,~
17   III|               And since we mark the vital sense to be~ In the whole
18   III|             Keeps on the ground the vital countenance~ And open eyes,
19   III|             losing limb by limb the vital sense;~ First nails and
20   III|         ground 'tis kept secure~ In vital forces - either because
21    IV|        snarls of self-deceit.~ SOME VITAL FUNCTIONS~ ~  In these affairs~
22    VI|        given the power to take~ The vital winds of air into his mouth,~