Book, Verse

 1    4, 88  |            And anxiously the panting entrails views.~
 2    5, 180 |  gripe their oars; and ev’ry panting breast~
 3    6, 488 |                              Panting, but past the danger, now
 4    7, 694 | pierc’d his bowels thro’ his panting sides.~
 5    8, 306 |                         And, panting, thrice desisted from his
 6    8, 522 |                              Panting, and half dissolving in
 7    8, 942 |                              Panting, and pale with fear of future
 8   10, 1023|                The prey lies panting underneath his paws:~
 9   10, 1187|      Oppress’d with anguish, panting, and o’erspent,~
10   12, 1061|     As hopes and fears their panting hearts divide.~