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 1     I|       Totters the rigid gold dissolved in heat;~ The ice of bronze
 2     I|      Though all creation, be dissolved away.~ Again, were naught
 3     I|   have broken and ruined and dissolved,~ That same could ne'er
 4     I|      of four,~ And all again dissolved into the four,~ How can
 5     I|    fit,~ The stock of stuff, dissolved, would be borne~ Along the
 6     I|     So all things have to be dissolved as soon~ As matter, diverted
 7     I|     world should flee away,~ Dissolved amain throughout the mighty
 8   III|      away, without the whole dissolved.~ With seeds so intertwined
 9   III| quickly far, more quickly is dissolved~ Back to its primal bodies,
10   III|   suits that even the soul's dissolved,~ Like smoke, into the lofty
11   III|  will seep and soak~ Will be dissolved and will therefore die.~
12   III|      Are yet, by seeping in, dissolved away,~ Whilst, as through