Book, Verse

 1    1, 151|                           The galley gives her side, and turns
 2    2, 335|    And guided by th’ imperial galley’s light;~
 3    5, 202|           But his o’er-masted galley check’d his haste.~
 4    5, 242|        Comes up, not half his galley’s length behind;~
 5    5, 264|             Betwixt the rival galley and the rock,~
 6    5, 315|       Push’d on, and sped the galley to the land.~
 7    5, 356|              Brought back his galley shatter’d with the shock.~
 8    5, 369|                  Yet, for his galley sav’d, the grateful prince~
 9    5, 648|    mast Sergesthus’ shatter’d galley bore~
10   10, 928| Ascends the plank, and to the galley pass’d.~