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 1     I|     which has no power to dart~ Swiftly from out itself not anything -~
 2    II|  Outstrip in speed, and be more swiftly borne~ Than light of sun,
 3    II|         heavier bodies, as more swiftly borne~ Plumb down the void,
 4   III|        same bestirs itself more swiftly~ Than aught whose nature'
 5   III|     flashes from the eyes~ More swiftly fire; there is, again, that
 6    IV|    thrown abroad, and much more swiftly too,~ Being less subject
 7    IV|      this nearer darkling air,~ Swiftly the shining air and luminous~
 8    IV| reversely from his course,~ And swiftly push up-stream. And wheresoe'
 9     V|     that the moon appears~ More swiftly to return to any sign~ Along
10     V|        do visit her again~ More swiftly than they visit the great