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 1    II|  dissimilar to one another.~ ~ Easy enough by thought of mind
 2    II|      palm of hand~ Is quite as easy as drinking water down,~
 3    II|        Yet naught there is~ So easy that it standeth not at
 4   III|    asunder without death.~ Not easy 'tis from lumps of frankincense~
 5   III|    Perishing likewise: so, not easy 'tis~ From all the body
 6    IV|  thunderheads.~ Now [hear] how easy and how swift they be~ Engendered,
 7    IV| narrows of the apertures.~ Now easy it is from these affairs
 8    IV|      wilt observe 'tis not~ So easy to trace out in whatso place~
 9    IV|       and frame -~ And this is easy of performance, since~ The
10     V|        whence they sprung. Not easy 'tis~ For one who violates
11     V|   names of things. A task~ Not easy 'tis in any wise to teach~
12    VI|          But to return apace,~ Easy it is from these same facts
13    VI|       rivers as they go - 'tis easy still,~ Soon to discover