Book, Verse

1    1, 475 |               At once was wounded with an equal dart.~
2    2, 592 |               With Pelias wounded, and without defense.~
3    3, 55  |                        Of wounded earth, and caverns of the
4    3, 61  | tears distil not from the wounded wood;~
5    9, 785 | clapp’d his hand upon the wounded part:~
6   10, 1280|                       The wounded steed curvets, and, rais’
7   12, 566 |                       The wounded prince is forc’d to leave
8   12, 613 |             Well known to wounded goats; a sure relief~
9   12, 946 |              Fix’d on his wounded face a shaft he bore,~