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 1    II|      thou seest initial motion's gendered~ From out the heart, aye,
 2    II|       shining to thine eyes~ Are gendered of white atoms, or the black~
 3    II| insensate germs~ The sensible is gendered? - Verily,~ 'Tis this: that
 4    II|       still~ The uncouth tumults gendered by the blow,~ And call each
 5    IV|       images in little time~ Are gendered; so their origin is named~
 6    IV|      five or six~ Have thus been gendered. For whatever things~ Shall
 7    IV|         in part~ Those which are gendered in the very air~ Of own
 8    IV|         Centaur is~ That phantom gendered, since no breed of beast~
 9    IV|      former image,~ And other is gendered of another pose,~ That former
10    IV|      former image,~ And other is gendered of another pose,~ The former
11    IV|    therefore, they~ Could not be gendered for the sake of use.~ But
12    VI|       grow~ Or of themselves are gendered, and all things~ Which in
13    VI|         they all happen, whereby gendered,~ When once thou well hast
14    VI|       the very earth~ Sulphur is gendered and bitumen thickens~ With
15    VI|           Such discord great~ Is gendered by the interposed brass,~