Book, Verse

 1    1, 285 | various hazards and events, we move~
 2    1, 544 |      behold in beauteous order move,~
 3    2, 193 |       if pity mortal minds can move,~
 4    2, 197 |          False tears true pity move; the king commands~
 5    2, 944 |        roof the blaze began to move,~
 6    3, 254 |      sight of land our galleys move,~
 7    4, 160 |                            May move his mind; my wishes are
 8    4, 247 |       sense of honor could not move,~
 9    4, 294 |      he heard a fugitive could move~
10    4, 340 |                If glory cannot move a mind so mean,~
11    4, 396 |                If glory cannot move a mind so mean,~
12    4, 421 |                            And move her tender mind, by slow
13    4, 443 |       kindness your compassion move,~
14    4, 636 |       pray’rs nor threat’nings move;~
15    5, 8   |   springs their eager passions move,~
16    6, 631 |      thus attempts her mind to move~
17    6, 1186|      to the Capitol in triumph move,~
18    7, 523 |                  And could not move him from his fix’d intent,~
19    7, 1051|     female arts his mind could move,~
20    8, 490 |   pleasing speech his mind may move,~
21    9, 35  |                    Silent they move, majestically slow,~
22   10, 513 |                  With these to move their minds, with those
23   11, 427 |     against immortal pow’rs to move,~
24   12, 1295|        thine my manly mind can move;~