Book, Verse

 1    1, 220 |   And quenches their innate desire of blood:~
 2    1, 350 |   dismiss thy fears; to thy desire~
 3    1, 480 |   The monarch, blinded with desire of wealth,~
 4    1, 746 |   strength, nor such is our desire;~
 5    1, 816 |           What more can you desire, your welcome sure,~
 6    2, 14  |   And Troy’s disastrous end desire to know,~
 7    2, 477 |     speech incourag’d their desire~
 8    3, 85  |  commands, and their advice desire.~
 9    4, 93  |                   Sick with desire, and seeking him she loves,~
10    4, 297 |     despair, impatient with desire;~
11    4, 787 |     they again embark at my desire,~
12    5, 382 |                             Desire of honor and the prize invite.~
13    5, 951 |  fleet, and heard your just desire.~
14    5, 1005|                  Ev’n those desire to sail, and take their
15    6, 592 |     Their pains and poverty desire to bear,~
16    6, 600 |     moans, and, pining with desire,~
17    6, 994 |                             Desire and fear by turns possess
18    7, 376 |   judge, and, what I judge, desire.”~
19    8, 514 |   soft embraces soon infuse desire;~
20    8, 529 |             And, if you now desire new wars to wage,~
21    8, 538 |                     Of full desire, and sunk to pleasing rest.~
22    8, 666 |     join their own with his desire;~
23    9, 75  |                  Sharp with desire, and furious with disdain;~
24    9, 236 |      or make we gods of our desire?~
25    9, 1024|    boiling youth, and blind desire of blood,~
26   10, 577 |   Halesus came, fierce with desire of blood;~
27   10, 979 | hate, and such their fierce desire~
28   11, 566 |                     Yet, if desire of fame, and thirst of pow’
29   12, 77  |      For my concerns, at my desire forsake.~
30   12, 108 |    gaz’d, and, burning with desire,~
31   12, 472 |  What sudden rage, what new desire of blood,~