Book, Verse

 1    1, 108 |              Around my person wait, and bear my train:~
 2    1, 402 | himself before his fane shall wait,~
 3    2, 962 |     father, (’t is no time to wait,)~
 4    4, 185 |   more wakeful huntsmen ready wait,~
 5    4, 189 |    slow queen in antechambers wait;~
 6    4, 623 |                               Wait better winds, and hope a
 7    4, 865 |    doubtful, which on battles wait:~
 8    5, 91  |            And joyful victors wait the just reward.~
 9    5, 179 |     All take their seats, and wait the sounding sign:~
10    5, 508 |          How long shall Dares wait his dastard foes?~
11    6, 924 |  future beings and new bodies wait—~
12    8, 663 |                           And wait with longing looks their
13    8, 729 |                           Who wait their leader to the Tyrrhene
14    9, 52  |                    And sourly wait in arms the hostile band.~
15    9, 414 |       went. The noble Trojans wait~
16   10, 43  |          And I, thy daughter, wait another wound.~
17   10, 177 |             And to his palace wait their sov’reign thro’ the
18   11, 92  |        His warlike troops, to wait the funeral,~
19   11, 132 |       fun’rals of his lord to wait.~
20   11, 754 |     with their virgin leader, wait~
21   12, 824 |           All under arms, and wait his high command.~
22   12, 836 |                  Then shall I wait till Turnus will be slain?~
23   12, 1046|                           And wait th’ event; which victor