Book, Verse

 1    1, 131 |               Loud peals of thunder from the poles ensue;~
 2    1, 315 |                   Disperses thunder on the seas and land,~
 3    2, 634 |                         Nor thunder louder than the ruin’d wall:~
 4    2, 941 |          A peal of rattling thunder roll in air:~
 5    3, 261 | redoubled peals the roaring thunder flies.~
 6    4, 171 |              With hail, and thunder, and tempestuous rain;~
 7    4, 305 |                 Thy boasted thunder, and thy thoughtless reign?~
 8    4, 533 |  Triumphant treason; yet no thunder flies,~
 9    5, 419 |             Nor storms, nor thunder, equal half his haste.~
10    5, 908 |    At this devoted head thy thunder throw,~
11    5, 1073|                   Its axles thunder, and the sea subsides,~
12    6, 148 |   And the resisting air the thunder broke;~
13    6, 790 |                    Of mimic thunder, and the glitt’ring blaze~
14    6, 798 |                    To rival thunder in its rapid course,~
15    7, 191 |  Then heav’n’s high monarch thunder’d thrice aloud,~
16    8, 517 |  half so swift the rattling thunder flies,~
17    8, 563 |         A load of pointless thunder now there lies~
18    8, 693 |         To cheer her issue, thunder’d thrice aloud;~
19    9, 864 |                         And thunder’d on the left, amidst the
20    9, 956 |           Which roar’d like thunder as it whirl’d along:~
21   10, 258 |                And peals of thunder, with presaging sounds.~
22   10, 798 |               And takes the thunder on as many shields:~
23   12, 297 |                       Whose thunder signs the peace, who seals
24   12, 1336| with less rage the rattling thunder falls,~