Book, Verse

 1    1, 1040|       labors of the wand’ring moon,~
 2    3, 765 |                 Nor could the moon her borrow’d light supply;~
 3    3, 767 |   stars were muffled, and the moon was pent.~
 4    6, 381 |                        By the moon’s doubtful and malignant
 5    6, 615 |        Or thinks he sees, the moon’s uncertain light,)~
 6    7, 10  | Serenely shone the stars, the moon was bright,~
 7    7, 25  |              That watch’d the moon and planetary hour,)~
 8    8, 34  |       when the sun by day, or moon by night,~
 9    9, 508 |                  On which the moon with full reflection play’
10    9, 544 |           And, casting on the moon a mournful look:~
11    9, 574 |                            Ye moon and stars, bear witness