i.6..Address

Found in paragraph 1: (...) first a mysterious “you” (tu), then a slightly h (...)
Found in paragraph 2: (...) ), stands the lyric “you” – merely one among many (...)
Found in paragraph 4: (...) come reflexive, the “you” folding back onto the s (...)
Found in paragraph 6: (...) cond-person pronoun “you” (tu) is used impersonal (...)
Found in paragraph 7: (...) oited, as the lyric “you” sustains shifting possi (...)
Found in paragraph 32: (...) ” and a capitalized “You”; contrasted with the lo (...)

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