Book, Verse

 1    1, 1043|                       The rains arise, and fires their warmth
 2    2, 421 |    clamors and new clangors now arise,~
 3    2, 826 |    stones; where clouds of dust arise—~
 4    4, 505 |      shades, or twinkling stars arise,~
 5    4, 817 |     sail before the purple morn arise.~
 6    5, 27  |        shifting winds from west arise,~
 7    5, 268 |         rowers from their banks arise,~
 8    5, 292 |     from the fav’ring multitude arise;~
 9    5, 454 |        prince: “Let no disputes arise:~
10    5, 844 |         from her frowning front arise!~
11    5, 869 |       of sparkles and of flames arise.~
12    5, 910 |      said, when southern storms arise:~
13    5, 1016|                     Fresh gales arise; with equal strokes they
14    6, 215 |         thus rent a second will arise,~
15    6, 344 |        stenches from the depths arise,~
16    6, 755 |         from whence those yells arise;~
17    6, 1221|           A new Marcellus shall arise in thee!~
18    6, 1237|  visions thro’ transparent horn arise;~
19    7, 849 |        youth in military shouts arise,~
20    8, 23  |   design’d, what mischief might arise,~
21    8, 94  |    purple blushing, and the day arise.~
22    9, 909 | westward, when the show’ry Kids arise;~
23    9, 966 |        d froth, and mingled mud arise:~
24   10, 370 |        signal giv’n, the cranes arise~
25   10, 566 |        in summer, welcome winds arise,~
26   12, 855 |  Dissenting clamors in the town arise;~
27   12, 909 |   doleful clamors from the town arise?”~