Book, Verse

 1    1, 976 |   wing Achates with a shorter pace,~
 2    3, 668 |     proceeding on with silent pace,~
 3    4, 924 |     eyes, and discompos’d her pace;~
 4    5, 47  |       cliff he ran with eager pace,~
 5    5, 191 |    field with half so swift a pace;~
 6    5, 297 |    their own, they mend their pace,~
 7    5, 585 |    and watchful eye keep even pace;~
 8    6, 373 |  pursued her steps with equal pace.~
 9    6, 407 |       Sibyl stopp’d his eager pace,~
10    6, 453 |      Trojan chief his forward pace repress’d,~
11    6, 1190|       Marcellus keeping equal pace;~
12    7, 211 |   Thus while they speed their pace, the prince designs~
13    7, 526 |    she runs with a distracted pace,~
14    8, 289 |      saw the monster mend his pace;~
15    8, 607 |    promis’d aid, he mends his pace,~
16   10, 634 |      to the void advanc’d his pace:~
17   10, 921 |                    With eager pace pursued the flying shade.~
18   11, 125 |              Pausing at ev’ry pace, in sorrow drown’d,~
19   11, 133 |      trappings, with a sullen pace~
20   11, 225 |             With a disorder’d pace, and cleaves the throng;~
21   11, 701 |    turning short, with speedy pace,~
22   11, 823 |     sight, he mends his weary pace;~
23   12, 10  |   sour retreat, nor mends his pace;~
24   12, 126 |      striding on, with speedy pace,~
25   12, 452 |      Ebusus with a thund’ring pace~
26   12, 1079|    hastens, tho’ with heavier pace—~
27   12, 1092| length, gains ground at ev’ry pace;~