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 1     I|   give,~ And straightway open sudden liquid paths,~ Because the
 2    II|  darts the cavalry,~ And of a sudden down the midmost fields~
 3    II|    lure her mind and turn the sudden pain;~ Nor other shapes
 4    II|     hue an hour ago~ Can of a sudden like the marble gleam, -~
 5    II|     Which, when together of a sudden thrown,~ Should alway furnish
 6   III|      Often will some one in a sudden fit,~ As if by stroke of
 7   III|    one living thing,~ If of a sudden a force with rapid stroke~
 8   III|        if Nature~ Should of a sudden send a voice abroad,~ And
 9    IV|      of the sky,~ So fiercely sudden is it foully thick~ That
10    IV| house-bred whelps do feel the sudden urge~ To shake their bodies
11    IV| tribes of birds and vex~ With sudden wings by night the groves
12    IV|       force of male~ And by a sudden fling hath seized it fast,~
13     V|    baneful heats~ Parches, or sudden rains or chilling rime~
14     V|     keen wrath~ Then with the sudden smite of thunderbolt~ Did
15     V| Besides, the earth, when of a sudden shook~ By the big thunder,
16     V|  Begins forthwith to rear its sudden head~ One more misgiving:
17    VI|       with air, will, when of sudden burst,~ Give forth a like
18    VI|     tis the same, as when the sudden flaws~ Of northwest wind
19    VI|      pressed out by force~ Of sudden from the cloud - and these
20    VI|   makes,~ Likewise, the wines sudden to vanish forth,~ The wine-jars
21    VI|     The shaken earth can of a sudden move,~ And fierce typhoons
22    VI|    present shift allowed. And sudden stress~ And poverty to many