Book, Verse

 1    1, Arg|         Mercury to procure him a kind reception among the Carthaginians.
 2    1, Arg|     thought lost, and receives a kind entertainment from the queen.
 3    1, 25 |    chariot; here, if Heav’n were kind,~
 4    1, 887|          a costly welcome, yet a kind:~
 5    3, 23 |  hospitable realm while Fate was kind,~
 6    3, 138|        and lineage of the Trojan kind,~
 7    3, 315|                      In this new kind of combat all employ~
 8    4, 17 |         ever argues a degenerate kind;~
 9    4, 459|         Dido, when you most were kind,~
10    5, 154| Mnestheus, author of the Memmian kind:~
11    5, 932|      friend Acestes is of Trojan kind;~
12    6, 43 |                         Till the kind artist, mov’d with pious
13    6, 262|      shady covert of the salvage kind,)~
14    6, 997|       skies, or own its heav’nly kind:~
15    8, 105|                     For this thy kind compassion of our woes,~
16    8, 509|       the relics of the Phrygian kind,~
17    9, 642|                          Not one kind kiss from a departing son!~
18    9, 752|         the helping hand of some kind friend to reach~
19   10, 63 |         indeed, while Heav’n was kind;)~
20   10, 144|          world of the perfidious kind,~
21   10, 191|       and Castor, both of Lycian kind.~
22   10, 387|         you so long have wish’d, kind Fortune sends;~
23   10, 743|             Thus having said, of kind remorse bereft,~