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 1     I|       The core of being at the centre hid.~ And for the rest,
 2     I|       all things inward to the centre press;~ And thus the nature
 3     I|      Have always inward to the centre pressed~ (If thou art ready
 4     I|        reasoning perverse~ For centre none can be where world
 5     I|   Boundless, nor yet, if now a centre were,~ Could aught take
 6     I|        void~ Must both through centre and non-centre yield~ Alike
 7     I|     overcome~ By craving for a centre.~ But besides,~ Seeing they
 8     I|       not all bodies press~ To centre inward, rather only those~
 9     I|      Is borne asunder from the centre, and how,~ For this all
10     I| Because the heat, from out the centre flying,~ All gathers there),
11   III|        ruin sight. But if that centre,~ That tiny part of eye,
12     V|    condensed~ About its proper centre), ever the more~ The salty
13     V|   whole~ Weight of the body to centre in the feet.~ But whatso