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Many waters cannot quench love, Neither can floods drown it: If a man would give all the substance of his house for love, He would utterly be contemned. |
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Many ª
waters ª
cannot ª°¹¹
quench ª°
love, ª
neither ¹
can the floods ª
drown ª°
it: if ¹
[ a] man ª
would give ª°¹
all ¹
the substance ª
of his house ª
for love, ª
it would utterly ²°
be contemned. ª° |
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Many ª
waters ª
cannot ª°¹¹
quench ª°
loue, ª
neither ¹
can the floods ª
drowne ª°
it: if ¹
a man ª
would giue ª°¹
all ¹
the substance ª
of his house ª
for loue, ª
it would vtterly ²°
be contemned. ª° |
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Much water will not be able to quench love, and rivers shall not drown it; if a man would give all his substance for love, [men] would utterly despise it. |
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Many ª
waters ª
cannot ª°¹¹
quench ª°
love, ª
neither ¹
can the floods ª
drown ª°
it: if ¹
[ a] man ª
would give ª°¹
all ¹
the substance ª
of his house ª
for love, ª
it would utterly ²°
be contemned. ª° |
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