Book, Verse

 1    1, 540 |       Now take this earnest of success, for more:~
 2    2, 520 |                     Swoln with success, and of a daring mind,~
 3    2, 699 |                  Despairing of success, ambitious to be slain!~
 4    3, Arg |       which he sail’d, and the success of his first voyage to Thrace.
 5    5, 262 |      their daring with unhop’d success;~
 6    5, 273 |                     Urge their success, and call the willing winds;~
 7    5, 299 |                    Rais’d with success, the Dolphin swiftly ran;~
 8    5, 575 |                   Yet equal in success, they ward, they strike;~
 9    7, 400 |        town, and, with unhop’d success,~
10    7, 806 | Against all omens of their ill success.~
11    8, 68  |              And how with sure success to crown thy pains,~
12    8, 679 |    Shall make your good or ill success his own;~
13    9, 404 |                   Crown’d with success, I for thyself prepare,~
14    9, 934 |                     These with success are fir’d, and those with
15   10, 48  |         if the gods their sure success foretell;~
16   10, 505 |                       With ill success ingage the Latin force:~
17   10, 631 |                                Success I hope, and fate I cannot
18   10, 1227|   daily care, and mounted with success;~
19   11, 21  | friends, are crown’d with sure success;~
20   11, 62  |  longing eyes, and share in my success:~
21   11, 193 |                      If wish’d success our labor shall attend,~
22   11, 369 |      And bids his envoys their success relate.~
23   11, 1120|   Latins, and presume the like success.~
24   11, 1239|                     Swoln with success; and loudly thus she cried:~
25   12, 55  |                      With what success, ’t is needless to declare;~
26   12, 903 |        of easy fight and cheap success.~
27   12, 917 |       In honor equal, equal in success.”~
28   12, 1221|                      Had found success, and from the cloud retires.~