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 1     I|      to block and check~ Would work on all and at an times the
 2     I|       of things~ Have power to work more combinations still,~
 3    II|    means~ Nature transacts her work. And so I say,~ The atoms
 4    II|    stuff,~ So many, perform no work outside the same;~ Seeing,
 5   III|        powers in one body they work.~ As in the flesh of any
 6   III|      ere we feel the harm they work,~ ~ For, lo, besides that,
 7    IV|     seen to be: forsooth, this work~ With mightily swift order
 8    IV| Present more problems for more work of thought.~ Firstly, we
 9    IV|      doubt is none that by the work of soul~ Exist in us this
10     V|      and behoof~ To praise the work of gods as worthy praise,~
11     V|          And none knew then to work the fields with iron,~ Or
12     V|      drill. And men began such work~ At first as much with tools
13     V|      more.~ With copper men to work the soil began,~ With copper
14     V|      Before the woman kind, to work the wool:~ For all the male
15    VI|          Lo, all these wonders work by natural law,~ And from