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 1     I|    in common (as we see~ The single letters common to many words)~
 2     I|     of another,~ A first and single part, whence other parts~
 3     I|      be,~ If formed of fire, single and pure? No whit~ 'Twould
 4     I| other, spreads,~ Even by its single nature, ne'ertheless~ Immeasurably
 5    II|      of black, or be~ Of any single varied dye thou wilt.~ ~
 6    II|   sum there is~ No one thing single of its kind in birth,~ And
 7    II|      its kind in birth,~ And single and sole in growth, but
 8    II|    else,~ Exist not sole and single - rather in number~ Exceeding
 9   III|    with other,~ And form one single nature of themselves;~ But
10   III|   which we're fashioned to a single state,~ Verily naught to
11   III|   which we're fashioned to a single state.~ And, even if time
12   III|     Eternal time and not the single hour,~ Mortal's estate in
13    IV|     They seem conjoined in a single isle.~ When boys themselves
14    IV|   That is, the uttering of a single sound -~ There lurk yet
15     V|      Three frames so vast, a single day shall give~ Unto annihilation!
16     V|   bulk so big~ That from one single fountain-head may stream~
17    VI|    since we behold~ Oft in a single night the highways dried~