Book, Verse

 1    1, 572|       their passage none might stay,~
 2    1, 803|                  Or, would you stay, and join your friendly
 3    2, 403|       my slumbers; I no longer stay,~
 4    3, 578|        loss of time a while to stay,~
 5    3, 620|     useless words prolong your stay,~
 6    3, 807|                        O had I stay’d, with poverty content!)~
 7    4, 69 |      invent occasions of their stay,~
 8    4, 447|      wintry winds command your stay,~
 9    4, 670|       his grave, and chide her stay.~
10    6, 71 |       ring at the sacred entry stay’d,)~
11    6, 629|                                Stay, stay your steps, and listen
12    6, 629|                          Stay, stay your steps, and listen to
13    6, 723|             The little time of stay which Heav’n had lent;~
14    8, 193|         what farther force can stay~
15    8, 211| welcome visit, with a friendly stay,~
16    8, 293|                            Nor stay’d for stairs; but down the
17    9, 158|    cannot, and, constrain’d to stay,~
18    9, 287|        When ev’ry weary matron stay’d behind.”~
19    9, 484|    gaudy spoils, the boy would stay~
20   10, 605|       first he slew; Abas, the stay~
21   11, 275|                              I stay for Turnus, whose devoted
22   11, 766|                  You, gen’ral, stay behind, and guard the town:”~
23   12, 103|     driving colors, never at a stay,~