Book, Verse

 1    1, 136 |        hands and eyes, invokes relief;~
 2    2, 1053|       cries, can give the dead relief.~
 3    2, 1092|       And all pretense of late relief was lost.~
 4    4, 689 |       alone she seeks her last relief;~
 5    6, 44  |      the loving maid this last relief,~
 6    6, 628 |   should urge you to this dire relief.~
 7    7, 126 |    when distress’d, and thence relief demand.~
 8    8, 44  |   found in silent slumber late relief.~
 9    8, 159 |      peace, and beg the king’s relief.’”~
10    8, 755 |                                Relief, and hear a father and a
11    9, 157 |        takes the cowards’ last relief away;~
12    9, 299 |      distress, and beg a swift relief.~
13    9, 1049|      friends, and hasten their relief.~
14   10, 183 |       flight, more hopeless of relief.~
15   10, 221 |        country told, and ask’d relief;~
16   10, 276 |     his song, and hasten’d his relief,~
17   10, 307 |                     For Troy’s relief, and scour the briny main.~
18   10, 619 |   Lausus’ danger, urging swift relief.~
19   10, 950 |     was mine: I fly from their relief;~
20   10, 1122|         he wept, he ran to his relief.~
21   11, 94  |      well-becoming, but a weak relief.~
22   12, 74  | wrathful youth, disdaining the relief,~
23   12, 225 |    think my wishes want to thy relief.~
24   12, 608 |       d with pity, hastens her relief.~
25   12, 613 |       to wounded goats; a sure relief~
26   12, 949 |                       Our last relief: compassionate your friends!~
27   12, 1139|       nymph afford this prompt relief,~