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 1     I|      contract upon itself~ And draw its parts together into
 2    II|   weight within them strive to draw them down.~ Hast thou not
 3    II|      sky,~ How after them they draw long trails of flame~ Wherever
 4    II| Against the smarting pupil and draw tears,~ Or show, with gruesome
 5   III|    nature of mind and soul~ To draw away, without the whole
 6   III|        soul itself~ Can inward draw along the frame, and bring~
 7   III|       so~ From all the members draw the sense away,~ Why, then,
 8    IV|   inner parts,~ When creatures draw a breath or blow it out.~
 9    VI|     that thence the under-gods draw down~ Souls to dark shores
10    VI|    wing-footed, are thought to draw to light,~ By sniffing nostrils,
11    VI|         and when therefrom~ We draw our inhalations of mixed