Book, Verse

 1    1, 50  | scarce the Trojan fleet, with sails and oars,~
 2    1, 147 |      drove against his flying sails,~
 3    1, 553 |       the port, or with swift sails descend.~
 4    1, 658 |                By their white sails betray’d to nightly view;~
 5    2, 32  |                         Their sails were hoisted, and our fears
 6    3, 253 |                 We spread our sails before the willing wind.~
 7    3, 350 |        And soon with swelling sails pursue the wat’ry way.~
 8    3, 457 |  south, supplied our swelling sails.~
 9    3, 581 |      and stretch thy swelling sails:~
10    3, 606 |    sire commands to hoist our sails,~
11    3, 692 |       Breathe on our swelling sails a prosp’rous wind,~
12    3, 698 |                   We furl our sails, and turn the prows to shore;~
13    3, 721 |     perform’d, we stretch our sails, and stand~
14    4, 784 |    with my fleet their flying sails pursue?~
15    4, 809 |      passage, and inspire thy sails?~
16    4, 826 |        And spread your flying sails, and stand to sea.~
17    5, Arg |      weary of the voyage, and sails for Italy. Venus procures
18    5, 22  |        Contract your swelling sails, and luff to wind.”~
19    5, 38  |                Now shift your sails; what place can please me
20    5, 368 |       she wants in oars, with sails amends.~
21    5, 895 |      keels, and upward to the sails,~
22    5, 1121|                While the ship sails without the pilot’s care.~
23    6, 1   |     and wept; then spread his sails before~
24    6, 558 |                    Slowly she sails, and scarcely stems the
25    7, 8   |      d the Tyrrhene seas with sails display’d.~
26    8, 939 |    mistress hoists her silken sails,~
27   10, 311 | Himself the rudder holds, the sails supplies.~