Book, Verse

 1    2, 744 |     and but barely, to the mark it held,~
 2    3, 263 | guide, no point of land to mark.~
 3    3, 498 |                        Now mark the signs of future ease
 4    4, 355 |                        The mark of sov’reign pow’r, his
 5    5, 27  |                            Mark how the shifting winds from
 6    5, 171 |                        The mark to guide the mariners aright.~
 7    5, 209 |           They reach’d the mark. Proud Gyas and his train~
 8    5, 220 |                Betwixt the mark and him the Scylla stood,~
 9    5, 222 |              He pass’d the mark; and, wheeling, got before:~
10    5, 240 |               To reach the mark. Sergesthus takes the place;~
11    5, 430 |    careless victor had not mark’d his way;~
12    5, 549 |                      Still mark’d with batter’d brains and
13    5, 634 |                            Mark with attention, and forgive
14    5, 651 |                 The living mark at which their arrows fly.~
15    5, 693 |   Kindling they mount, and mark the shiny way;~
16    5, 847 |                            Mark her majestic voice, and
17    6, 524 |                        And mark’d their near approaches
18   10, 478 |      Which, glancing, only mark’d Achates’ thigh.~
19   10, 670 |                        And mark’d it slightly with the glancing
20   11, 326 |   raise a mount of turf to mark the place.~
21   11, 957 |                 A spacious mark for swords, and for the
22   11, 1237|                         To mark the traitor Aruns from the
23   12, 3   |         Himself become the mark of public spite,~
24   12, 248 |                         To mark his lineage from the God
25   12, 405 | driving on, nor miss’d the mark design’d.~
26   12, 1334|               The destin’d mark; and, rising as he threw,~