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1     I|       reason: for, if men but knew~ Some fixed end to ills,
2    II|    truth: for ev'n if ne'er I knew~ What seeds primordial are,
3    IV|      er~ So pull, except they knew those mutual joys -~ So
4     V|    man is like,~ So that they knew and pre-conceived with mind~
5     V| to-day~ By fixed renewal. But knew I never what~ The seeds
6     V|     curved ploughs,~ And none knew then to work the fields
7     V|      From forth of which they knew that gliding rills~ With
8     V|      open flats.~ As yet they knew not to enkindle fire~ Against