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1    II|   Exist by nature, nor were wrought with hands~ After a fixed
2    II|     no doubt,~ Because 'tis wrought of elements more large,~
3    II|   tale, however beautifully wrought,~ That's wide of reason
4    II|   distinctions by positions wrought!~ And thus no less in things
5     V| through the squadrons havoc wrought,~ Shaking the frightful
6     V|    mangled, after they have wrought~ Upon their friends so many
7     V|    other means can there be wrought~ Such polished tools - the
8    VI|  and, whirling there,~ Hath wrought (as I have shown above)