Book, Verse

 1    1, 312 |    Venus saw, she with a lowly look,~
 2    1, 425 |                             It look’d a wild uncultivated shore;~
 3    2, 770 |                              I look’d about, but found myself
 4    2, 812 |                                Look if your helpless father
 5    2, 830 |                                Look where, in arms, imperial
 6    2, 842 |                              I look’d, I listen’d; dreadful
 7    3, 776 |                             We look behind, then view his shaggy
 8    4, 527 |                    Did he once look, or lent a list’ning ear,~
 9    4, 601 |                                Look, Anna! look! the Trojans
10    4, 601 |                    Look, Anna! look! the Trojans crowd to sea;~
11    4, 843 |                            She look’d to seaward; but the sea
12    5, 16  |                       Livid it look’d, the threat’ning of a
13    5, 357 |                    Forlorn she look’d, without an aiding oar,~
14    6, 76  |        humankind she seem’d to look,~
15    6, 217 |                                Look round the wood, with lifted
16    6, 420 |                             He look’d in years; yet in his years
17    6, 633 |               Disdainfully she look’d; then turning round,~
18    6, 1047|                 How great they look! how vig’rously they wield~
19    7, 1106|                   Longing they look, and, gaping at the sight,~
20    8, 130 |                                Look’d back, and doubted in the
21    9, 432 |                            And look around, while I securely
22    9, 544 | casting on the moon a mournful look:~
23    9, 643 |                             No look, no last adieu before he
24   10, 166 |        Equal and unconcern’d I look on all.~
25   11, 385 |        accents, and a pleasing look,~
26   12, 109 |                    The more he look’d, the more he fed the fire:~
27   12, 341 |       mien, his habit, and his look;~
28   12, 975 |      on his car, he turn’d his look,~