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 1   III|        nor after death~ Seen to endure. For not as water at times~
 2   III|         can body, wanting soul, endure~ And use the senses. Verily,
 3   III| wrappings stripped away, cannot endure~ Not only through no everlasting
 4   III|         tis create,~ Is able to endure, and that our frames~ Have
 5   III|     before;~ Or else be able to endure through time~ For this:
 6   III|      and ever in the search~ To endure a world of toil, O this
 7     V|        shouldst think they each endure~ Inviolable.~ Again, perceivest
 8     V|     before;~ Or else be able to endure through time~ For this:
 9     V|     Allow, nor ne'er in anywise endure~ Perpetual vain dingdong
10     V|        soon give way, unable to endure,~ Like copper, such hard
11    VI|          And rains are wont~ To endure awhile and to abide for