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 1    IV|     narrow exit rising up~ In larger throng, these primal germs
 2    IV|      that odour is create~ Of larger primal germs than voice,
 3     V|     the infinite~ Has risen a larger throng of particles~ Of
 4     V|       Nor can the sun's wheel larger be by much~ Nor its own
 5     V|  journeys with a form~ Naught larger than the form doth seem
 6     V|        The least bit less, or larger by a hair~ Than they appear -
 7     V|    yet they no whit~ Do get a larger fruit of gladsomeness~ Than
 8    VI|   along, along -~ Losing some larger bodies which cannot~ Pass,
 9    VI| powers and to the blow~ Gives larger vigour; for it forces all,~
10    VI|    him that erstwhile ne'er a larger saw;~ Thus, huge seems tree
11    VI|       out the iron collect in larger throng~ And be into the