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 1    II|      From out the heart, aye, verily, proceeds~ First from the
 2    II|    things~ Of divers colours. Verily, the white~ Will rise more
 3    II|       sensible is gendered? - Verily,~ 'Tis this: that liquids,
 4   III|   endure~ And use the senses. Verily, as the eye,~ Alone, up-rended
 5   III|      outside the frame.~ For, verily, the mortal to conjoin~
 6   III| fashioned to a single state,~ Verily naught to us, us then no
 7   III|     far than any sleep?~ And, verily, those tortures said to
 8    IV|     the shielding targe. And, verily,~ Yielding the weary body
 9    IV|    For the delights of Venus, verily,~ Are more unmixed for mortals
10     V|      to concoct and pile,~ Is verily - to dote. Our gratefulness,~
11     V|      as perishable too.~ For, verily, those things of which we
12     V|       return to things, since verily~ In constant flux do all
13     V|  eternal monuments~ Of glory? Verily, I guess, because~ The Sum
14     V|    sphered mass and ball, as, verily,~ The Babylonian doctrine
15    VI|      set ablaze all objects - verily~ A leaden ball, hurtling
16    VI|      the thunders loud.~ For, verily, I've taught thee even now~
17    VI|   more wild and dread,~ When, verily, to weight are added blows,~
18    VI|        The bearded she-goats, verily as though~ 'Twere nectar-steeped
19    VI|       those sick folk,~ Then, verily, all the fences of man's