Book, Verse

 1    1, 867 |                              Pleas’d with his motions, ravish’
 2    1, 1012| remov’d, and ev’ry guest was pleas’d,~
 3    2, 179 |    All prais’d the sentence, pleas’d the storm should fall~
 4    2, 242 |                  With Pallas pleas’d; as Calchas did ordain.~
 5    2, 939 |  glad presage which thou art pleas’d to send.’~
 6    3, 366 |                              Pleas’d to have sail’d so long
 7    3, 636 |        And ah! had Heav’n so pleas’d, his years had been the
 8    4, 936 |     my love, while Heav’n so pleas’d,~
 9    5, 79  |     royal gifts ordain’d, is pleas’d to grace:~
10    5, 370 |                           Is pleas’d th’ unhappy chief to recompense.~
11    5, 671 |                       Of the pleas’d people rend the vaulted
12    5, 749 |                          The pleas’d spectators peals of shouts
13    5, 837 |                   The god is pleas’d; the god supplies our
14    6, 520 |                          And pleas’d to hear his propagated
15    6, 531 |                    Nor was I pleas’d great Theseus once to
16    6, 848 |            Not as the people pleas’d, but as they paid;~
17    7, 1037|                  He, when he pleas’d with powerful juice to
18    8, 203 |                              Pleas’d with his action, ravish’
19    8, 216 |    And Priam’s goodly person pleas’d my sight:~
20   10, 573 |                  The pastor, pleas’d with his dire victory,~
21   10, 598 |                              Pleas’d with the bribe, the god
22   10, 1174|                 And all that pleas’d thee living, still remain~
23   11, 963 |    In danger unappall’d, and pleas’d with blood.~
24   12, 1220|          Juno consents, well pleas’d that her desires~