Book,  Par.

 1     I,     29|    considered a fit person to carry messages, from his ready
 2     I,     40| legions, whose strength would carry everything before it. There
 3     I,     55| tidings which I shall have to carry to my father when he hears
 4    II,      9|  sudden rains did nothing but carry off a small booty, and the
 5    II,     16|       of the Germans and will carry off their wives. We hail
 6   XII,      3| freshness of youth, would not carry off the grandeur of the
 7  XIII,     45| compelled, like the enemy, to carry hostilities everywhere,
 8   XIV,     56|     the doors of the chamber, carry in a light, and accomplish
 9    XV,     66|       At last they decided to carry out their design on that
10    XV,     78|      was by him admonished to carry them out, for a fatal spell
11   XVI,     12|     himself whatever he could carry, leaving only three couches