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 1      I,    66   |                          And weight the scales, and let that
 2      I,   155   |    Of bygone leaders, by its weight to earth~ ~
 3      I,   556   |               With ponderous weight, but still the frame is
 4    III,   386   |         Thy rapid march? Nor weight nor power have we~ ~
 5    III,   692   |     on the foeman's deck; by weight alone~ ~
 6    III,   732   | Rolled, nor could bear their weight, the ruthless crew~ ~
 7     IV,    85   |     heavens; till pressed by weight of sky~ ~
 8     IV,   147   |      hides of oxen, bore the weight of man~ ~
 9     IV,   472   |                All ponderous weight; on empty casks beneath~ ~
10     IV,   626   |    met, yet with unfaltering weight~ ~
11     IV,   878   |                           By weight of iron o'erwhelmed them.
12      V,   832   |                          The weight that burdened it. Thus,
13      V,   865   |      Whelm thee with all its weight. If unkind heaven~ ~
14     VI,   111   |              Whose poisonous weight pressed on them in a cloud~ ~
15    VII,     2(1)|    sullen car~ ~ Had all the weight of sleep and death hung
16     IX,   561   |     the earth: for not their weight alone~ ~
17     IX,   762   |  soil. Borne down by instant weight~ ~
18      X,   168   |        And faint beneath the weight of gems and gold.~ ~