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 1     I| Wherefore Religion now is under foot,~ And us his victory now
 2   III|      less~ Of man than hand and foot and eyes are parts~ Of one
 3   III|       quite the same as when~ A foot may pain without a pain
 4   III|       ground hard by, the dying foot~ Twitches its spreading
 5   III|      once~ He yawns, as soon as foot has touched the threshold,~
 6    IV|     Repeat the movement, as the foot keeps time?~ Forsooth, the
 7     V|        or at least~ By speed of foot or wing. And many a stock~
 8     V|         to end is rocking under foot,~ And shaken cities ruin
 9     V|     friends,~ And trample under foot, and from beneath~ Rip flanks
10     V|      swaying, and with clownish foot~ To beat our Mother Earth -
11    VI|       his members? For anon the foot~ Grows blue and bulbous;