Book, Verse

 1    1, Arg|       his adventures since the siege of Troy, which is the subject
 2    1, 882|            From him the Trojan siege I understood,~
 3    2, Arg|      taken, after a ten years’ siege, by the treachery of Sinon,
 4    2, 150|          Resolv’d to raise the siege, and leave the town;~
 5    2, 262| thousand ships, nor ten years’ siege, had done—~
 6    9, 261|                      Born in a siege, and bred among alarms!~
 7    9, 679|    Taught, by their ten years’ siege, defensive fight,~
 8   10, 40 |                       A second siege my banish’d issue fears,~
 9   10, 178|    Meantime, intent upon their siege, the foes~
10   11, 444|        war protracted, and the siege delay’d,~