Book, Verse

 1    1, 829 |                            And breath’d a youthful vigor on his
 2    2, 615 |      in courage with recover’d breath,~
 3    2, 872 |       hands suffice to stop my breath;~
 4    3, 673 |             And listen’d ev’ry breath of air to try;~
 5    4, 486 |                    While vital breath inspires this mortal frame.~
 6    4, 753 |       summon’d, with her dying breath,~
 7    4, 876 |      invok’d with Dido’s dying breath,~
 8    4, 925 |         with pain she drew her breath,~
 9    4, 983 |     hers, and catch the flying breath.”~
10    5, 573 |                  He heaves for breath, he staggers to and fro,~
11    5, 611 |        nor stays; nor rest nor breath allows;~
12    5, 946 |      spoke: “O more than vital breath,~
13    6, 170 |                  Oft, since he breath’d his last, in dead of night~
14    6, 277 |      forest; since the Sibyl’s breath~
15    6, 618 |      queen! then is the common breath~
16    6, 769 |      first moment of his vital breath,~
17    6, 955 |           Plays with a passing breath, and whispers thro’ the
18    6, 977 |    covet lazy limbs and mortal breath?”~
19    6, 986 |       Hence men and beasts the breath of life obtain,~
20    7, 387 |        Who from their nostrils breath’d ethereal fire;~
21    7, 493 |                    His baleful breath inspiring, as he glides,~
22    7, 717 |                   Adds all her breath: the rocks and woods around,~
23    7, 744 |                And stopp’d his breath, and drank his vital blood~
24    7, 785 |           Here Pluto pants for breath from out his cell,~
25    7, 1059|       dead inspir’d with vital breath again,~
26    8, 941 |      and heaves her breast for breath,~
27    9, 437 |        his breast, he drew his breath;~
28    9, 558 |   short sobs he gasps away his breath.~
29   10, 157 |        dispel; the winds their breath restrain;~
30   10, 448 |        and stopp’d his bawling breath.~
31   10, 663 |       shortly shall resign his breath,~
32   10, 795 |       fifty mouths his flaming breath expires,~
33   10, 839 |      her and him from whom thy breath began,~
34   10, 1042|     vanquish’d, with his dying breath,~
35   10, 1295| insulting words, this waste of breath,~
36   11, 156 |        war with bodies void of breath.~
37   11, 1202|        in this kiss my parting breath receive.”~
38   12, 87  |        accents gave her sorrow breath:~
39   12, 176 |     out their flaming nostrils breath’d the day;~
40   12, 930 |     dearest friend, with dying breath,~
41   12, 959 |   Herself suborning death, has breath’d her last.~
42   12, 1316|           In vain we heave for breath; in vain we cry;~
43   12, 1356|        friends my body void of breath!~