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 1      I,   723    |       And whelmed the world in waters. Or if thou,~ ~
 2     II,   474    |                   By tributary waters not his own.~ ~
 3     II,   764    |           And marched upon the waters, wind and storm~ ~
 4     II,   798    |                   Furrowed the waters, and with ceaseless splash~ ~
 5     II,   808    |        Euboean strait 34 whose waters lave~ ~
 6    III,   320    |                   320 Maeotis' waters, rivalling the pride~ ~
 7    III,   584    |                 Broke from the waters, and the sky was clear,~ ~
 8    III,   697    |            Were level with the waters -- then she plunged~ ~
 9    III,   729    | Struggling with death upon the waters, reached~ ~
10    III,   754    |                       Upon the waters. Lo! on burning plank~ ~
11    III,   767    |                 And search the waters with unfailing eye;~ ~
12     IV,   100    |              100 With whirling waters; and the plain no more~ ~
13     IV,   129    |                     Unmeasured waters: melt Rhipaean snows:~ ~
14     IV,   361    |                      The fatal waters, rather than endure~ ~
15      V,    88    |           Parting the crest of waters from the stars.~ ~
16      V,   389    |         Were to withdraw their waters, it would fail~ ~
17      V,   657    |           In this wild rage of waters. To return~ ~
18      V,   675    |                 Shall calm the waters. Flee the nearest shore,~ ~
19     VI,   132    |                   Nor stagnant waters, ample range enjoyed~ ~
20     VI,   319    |        Fail 'neath his swollen waters, all his stream~ ~
21     VI,   408    |                             Of waters to the main, then on the
22     VI,   437(23)|   break an oath sworn upon his waters.~ ~
23     VI,   802    |             Who in the Red Sea waters guards the shell,~ ~
24     VI,   819    |        And more -- the waft of waters on the rock,~ ~
25   VIII,   223    |           The stillness of the waters; while the sea~ ~
26   VIII,   624    |          And where the shallow waters of the sea~ ~
27   VIII,   758    |                    Beneath the waters; or some sailor's hand~ ~
28     IX,    57    |                Claims that her waters pleased thy soul of yore.~ ~
29     IX,   378    |                    Reduced the waters; and the sea still fights~ ~
30     IX,   611    |                 Which with its waters binds the crumbling soil.~ ~
31     IX,   734    |                 Plunged in its waters, lay Medusa's fields~ ~
32     IX,  1193    |          Ere rode his barks on waters safe from storm.~ ~
33      X,   260    |      Strikes with his beam the waters. Forth the stream~ ~
34      X,   278    |                            His waters lacked their office; but
35      X,   295    |                   Press on the waters; or by constant blast,~ ~
36      X,   301    |                                Waters in noiseless current underneath~ ~
37      X,   313    |                 Sucks from its waters more than air can hold~ ~
38      X,   318    |                           Some waters hold, and shaken cast them
39      X,   381    |            Divides the Red Sea waters from our own.~ ~
40      X,   389    |                   With rush of waters; and with sounding roar~ ~
41      X,   398    |                   Hence do thy waters run, till Memphis first~ ~
42      X,   594    |           Made stand apart the waters of the deep:~ ~