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1     I|  surely all that is~ Must be composed of matter immutable.~ For
2    II|     they be of divers shapes composed.~ A smell of scorching enters
3    II|       Their own sensation be composed as well~ Of intermixed seeds
4   III|      I aver, 'tis superfine, composed~ Of tiniest particles -
5   III|   that~ Is roused the first, composed of little shapes;~ Thence
6   III|   This essence void of name, composed of small,~ And seems the
7   III|    no less that state of air composed,~ Making the tranquil breast,
8     V|    of draft, can Centaurs be composed~ Or e'er exist alive, nor
9     V| common peace to pass a life~ Composed and tranquil. For albeit