Book, Verse

 1    1, 954 |    mean to plunge the boy in pleasing sleep,~
 2    1, 970 |                     And in a pleasing slumber seals his eyes:~
 3    2, 799 |     while I rave, a gleam of pleasing light~
 4    3, 140 |                         Your pleasing fortune, and dispel your
 5    3, 239 |                 And tell the pleasing news. In little space~
 6    3, 270 |    mountain-tops confirm the pleasing sight,~
 7    3, 299 | Secure from sight, beneath a pleasing shade,~
 8    3, 580 |   summon’d to the seas, tho’ pleasing gales~
 9    3, 681 |                  Forsake the pleasing shore, and plow the deep.~
10    4, 53  |     will you fight against a pleasing flame!~
11    4, 460 |                         Were pleasing in your eyes, or touch’d
12    4, 561 |    And Fame shall spread the pleasing news below.”~
13    5, 1098|  winds, my friend, inspire a pleasing gale;~
14    6, 571 |  hunger press’d, devours the pleasing bait.~
15    7, 269 |                And thus with pleasing accents he began:~
16    7, 1038|  temples, shut their eyes in pleasing sleep.~
17    8, 50  |               And with these pleasing words his sorrow cheer’d:~
18    8, 78  |       son of Venus, from thy pleasing dreams;~
19    8, 411 |                          And pleasing talk beguil’d the tedious
20    8, 490 |                And, that her pleasing speech his mind may move,~
21    8, 538 |     full desire, and sunk to pleasing rest.~
22   10, 323 |                         With pleasing words to warn th’ unknowing
23   10, 868 |     your almighty pow’r your pleasing wife~
24   10, 1167|     own filial love, a sadly pleasing thought:~
25   11, 385 |     with soft accents, and a pleasing look,~
26   12, 190 |  Their various arms afford a pleasing sight;~