Book, Verse

 1    1, 262|                               Attend their stately steps, and
 2    1, 592|    Some laws ordain; and some attend the choice~
 3    1, 897|          With bleating cries, attend their milky dams;~
 4    2, 613|     below, fix’d in the pass, attend~
 5    2, 838|     trembling spouse and sire attend:~
 6    3, 119|      we follow, and what fate attend?~
 7    3, 213|     and lands as we thy steps attend,~
 8    4, 163|                               Attend my counsel, and the secret
 9    4, 229|   rather would the tusky boar attend,~
10    4, 470|                        Must I attend Pygmalion’s cruelty,~
11    4, 778|        Forsake an empire, and attend a foe?~
12    4, 877|                               Attend her curses and avenge her
13    5, 380|              A num’rous train attend in solemn state.~
14    5, 440|       crowd: applauding peals attend~
15    6, 225|      know not, while you here attend,~
16    6, 511|                               Attend the term of long revolving
17    6, 655|   ghosts, in circling troops, attend~
18    7, 170|       your weary Trojans will attend,~
19    8, 69 |            With patience next attend. A banish’d band,~
20    8, 609| Pallas did his father’s steps attend,~
21    9, 46 |       and, secure, their foes attend:~
22    9, 50 |      close within their lines attend their chance.~
23    9, 263|     of the heav’n-born hero I attend.~
24    9, 368|    fame, one fate, shall both attend;~
25   10, 847|                               Attend your brother to the Stygian
26   11, 3  |      chief, whom double cares attend~
27   11, 193|       success our labor shall attend,~
28   11, 708|    Drawn up in arms, the rest attend my call.”~
29   11, 722|              Of matrons, that attend the mother queen:~
30   11, 982|          Her maids with cries attend the lofty car;~
31   12, 646|      happier chance than mine attend thy care!~
32   12, 655|                               Attend his steps; the rest their