Book, Verse

 1    1, Arg |       overtaken by a dreadful storm, which AEolus raises at
 2    1, 170 |    The stoutest vessel to the storm gave way,~
 3    1, 758 |       few you see escap’d the storm, and fear,~
 4    1, 806 |      And would to Heav’n, the storm, you felt, would bring~
 5    1, 819 |                    Oppose the storm, and swallow’d in the main.~
 6    2, 179 |     the sentence, pleas’d the storm should fall~
 7    4, Arg |     Venus’s consent, raises a storm, which separates the hunters,
 8    4, 216 |   they reach’d the hills, and storm’d the seat~
 9    4, 648 |                     No less a storm the Trojan hero bears;~
10    5, Arg |    from Afric, is driven by a storm on the coasts of Sicily,
11    5, 16  |       d, the threat’ning of a storm:~
12    5, 69  |          But since this happy storm our fleet has driv’n~
13    5, 579 |                             A storm of strokes, well meant,
14    5, 869 |                             A storm of sparkles and of flames
15    5, 1032|                   You saw the storm she rais’d on Libyan floods,~
16    7, 739 |      Till, by the fury of the storm full blown,~
17    7, 831 |           Nor with the rising storm would vainly strive,~
18    8, 16  | Grecian leader of the growing storm:~
19    9, 830 |     They fight in fields, and storm the shaken town.~
20    9, 908 |     combat thickens, like the storm that flies~
21   10, 897 |                  And drives a storm before her thro’ the skies.~
22   10, 1137|                    And with a storm of darts to distance drive~
23   10, 1147|                           The storm of darts, undaunted, did
24   11, 712 |                 The gath’ring storm just breaking on the state,~
25   12, 814 |     th’ unfinish’d fight, and storm the town:~