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 1     I|          To nothing be recalled, doubt not my words,~ Because our
 2     I|          leave thee wandering in doubt,~ Forever searching in the
 3     I|     thews and bones;~ For out of doubt recruited and fed are we~
 4    II|     purple robe, canst thou then doubt that this~ Is aught, but
 5    II|        certain, thus 'tis out of doubt~ No rest is rendered to
 6    II|        hold, must then, beyond a doubt,~ Outstrip in speed, and
 7    II|         Rebounding. Yet we never doubt, meseems,~ That all the
 8    II|     itself has urged? For out of doubt~ In these affairs 'tis each
 9    II|    sluggish olive-oil delays: no doubt,~ Because 'tis wrought of
10   III|       smoke aloft -~ For, beyond doubt, these apparitions come~
11   III|   obscene stench, how canst thou doubt but that~ The soul, uprisen
12   III|         altogether. - Why, then, doubt~ That soul, when once without
13   III|       cleave in twain,~ Beyond a doubt likewise the soul itself,~
14    IV| distended cheeks.~ ~ And thus no doubt there is, that voice and
15    IV|       within the mouth, beyond a doubt~ The rough and barbed particles
16    IV|     loosened members droop.~ For doubt is none that by the work
17    IV|    because she's left him all in doubt~ By launching some sly word,
18     V|        back; and since, beyond a doubt,~ Earth, the all-mother,
19    VI|           That 'tis so~ Beyond a doubt, fact plain to sense declares:~
20    VI|      wondrous weight~ Leaving no doubt in thee that 'tis the air'
21    VI|        flow to stop.~ For out of doubt these blasts which driven
22    VI|         drubs upon the ring sans doubt~ And shakes it up inside....~ ~