Book, Verse

 1    1, 56  |         am I vanquish’d? must I yield?” said she,~
 2    1, 653 |       saw the fainting Grecians yield,~
 3    2, 660 |                                 Yield to his ax and unresisted
 4    2, 951 |                               I yield, I follow where Heav’n shews
 5    2, 1093|                               I yield to Fate, unwillingly retire,~
 6    3, 218 |        thy weary mind to labors yield:~
 7    4, 25  |       To this one error I might yield again;~
 8    5, 644 |       gift my wither’d arms can yield:~
 9    6, 1207|    blaze his flaming pile shall yield!~
10    8, 699 |      temper’d metals clash, and yield a silver sound.~
11    8, 937 | trembling Indians and Egyptians yield,~
12    9, 159 |                            Must yield unfought, a base inglorious
13    9, 258 |         I can my share of glory yield,~
14    9, 1064|     doubts, and yet disdains to yield,~
15   10, 500 |        conquer, neither side to yield,~
16   10, 752 |     coward fell; and, forc’d to yield,~
17   10, 1054|        to greater strength must yield;~
18   10, 1074|     wholly overcome, nor wholly yield.~
19   11, 472 |         d, yet unknowing how to yield.~
20   11, 654 |   unforc’d, should we so tamely yield,~
21   11, 682 |        nor these nor those will yield,~
22   11, 1258|         d, the chiefs of Turnus yield.~
23   12, 275 |         in the fight, to Turnus yield,~
24   12, 565 | triumphs, and while the Trojans yield,~
25   12, 773 |       pierc’d, unknowing how to yield:~