Book, Verse

 1    1, 501 |                The vessels, heavy laden, put to sea~
 2    2, 609 |                         And heavy beams and rafters from the
 3    2, 709 |   And hanging by his side a heavy sword,~
 4    3, 595 |                        With heavy gold, and polish’d elephant;~
 5    4, 990 |             Thrice op’d her heavy eyes, and sought the light,~
 6    5, 361 |                          Of heavy wheels; or with a mortal
 7    5, 540 | With iron, or with loads of heavy lead:~
 8    5, 583 |                             Heavy with age, Entellus stands
 9    5, 597 |                Headlong and heavy fell; his ample breast~
10    5, 1116|                        Fell heavy on him, plung’d him in the
11    6, 19  |                         His heavy limbs on jointed pinions
12    6, 396 |    of Sleep there hides his heavy head,~
13    6, 701 |                         And heavy sleep my weary limbs possess’
14    7, 698 |     he fills the house with heavy groans,~
15    8, 297 |                He broke the heavy links, the mountain clos’
16    8, 555 |      The Cyclops here their heavy hammers deal;~
17    9, 464 |              Oppress’d with heavy sleep the former fell,~
18    9, 521 | darkness of the shades, his heavy prey,~
19    9, 584 |                       Whose heavy head is overcharg’d with
20    9, 926 |   overpress’d with nature’s heavy load,~
21    9, 955 |     a knotted lance, large, heavy, strong,~
22    9, 979 |     turns the hinges of the heavy gate~
23    9, 1089|                         The heavy fanchion, or sustain the
24   11, 836 |      Then pois’d the spear, heavy with human weight,~
25   11, 1294|                        With heavy tidings came th’ unhappy
26   12, 468 |            And seal’d their heavy lids in endless rest.~
27   12, 669 |       The painful hind with heavy heart foresees~
28   12, 1312|                And as, when heavy sleep has clos’d the sight,~