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 1    II|      wander the mighty void -~ Cast back from unions of existing
 2    II|       And, after being forward cast, to be~ Reined up, whereat
 3    II|   others of like kind.~ First, cast thy mind abroad upon the
 4    II|      So far expanded that they cast away~ Such numerous atoms
 5   III|       his roots from life~ And cast that self away, quite unawares~
 6    IV| up-stream. And wheresoe'er~ We cast our eyes across, all objects
 7    IV|     longs~ To join with it and cast into its frame~ The fluid
 8    IV|  mutual joys -~ So powerful to cast them unto snares~ And hold
 9     V|        from no alien firmament cast down~ On alien air; but
10     V|        have the power on us to cast their beams~ And blow their
11     V|        and the other then~ May cast him back from icy shades
12     V|      and at a fixed time~ They cast their flowers; and Eld commands