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 1     I|      directions; or, supposing~ moment the all of space finite
 2    II|   before our eyes~ Present each moment; for behold whenever~ The
 3   III|         be put in,~ Just at the moment that we come to birth,~
 4   III|     time,~ Nor can we pluck one moment off, whereby~ To minish
 5    IV|         quarter round, upon the moment,~ The many images of things;
 6    IV|  Respond. Besides, though but a moment since~ Serenest was the
 7    IV|     this:~ Because in one least moment that we mark -~ That is,
 8    IV|  therefore it comes~ That, in a moment how so brief ye will,~ The
 9    IV|  love-pining.~ Yea, in the very moment of possessing,~ Surges the
10    IV|        sons.~ A matter of great moment 'tis in truth,~ That seeds
11    VI| night-lamp,~ Extinguished but a moment since, assails~ The nostrils,
12    VI|    flaxen wick, extinguished~ A moment since, it catches fire before~  '