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 1     I| nourished. And, again,~ Often it matters vastly with what others,~
 2     I|          above)~ How mightily it matters with what others,~ In what
 3     I|         so it lacks all end.~ It matters nothing where thou post
 4    II|           by reason that ever it matters much~ With, what seeds,
 5    II|         other hue,~ And since it matters nothing with what hue~ The
 6    II|     seest not, therefore, how it matters much~ After what order are
 7    II|   Objects that feel; but much it matters here~ Firstly, how small
 8    II|          And thus may'st know it matters with what others~ And in
 9    II|         our very verses here~ It matters much with what and in what
10   III|         create,~ Now, after such matters, should my verse, meseems,~
11   III|         confessed;~ Nor aught it matters whether to wrack it go,~
12   III|       selfhood more,~ For all it matters unto us asleep.~ Yet not
13    IV|        argument -~ One for these matters of supreme concern -~ That
14    IV|    spreads around;~ Nor aught it matters with what food is fed~ The
15     V|     known majesty~ Of these high matters, then a god was he, -~ Hear
16     V|          and twist. Beside these matters, why~ Doth Nature feed and
17     V|           For to such degree~ It matters always what the innate powers~
18    VI|       Wherefore, since all these matters now have been~ Established
19    VI|    sluggish sheep.~ Nor aught it matters whether journey we~ To regions