Book, Verse

 1    2, 890 |          Can I, without so dear a father, live?~
 2    2, 962 |                  Haste, my dear father, (’t is no time to
 3    2, 983 |     The welcome load of my dear father take;~
 4    3, 933 |                         My dear, dear father, spent with
 5    3, 933 |                   My dear, dear father, spent with age,
 6    4, 439 |    At length she finds the dear perfidious man;~
 7    4, 936 |                            Dear pledges of my love, while
 8    5, 64  | day for ever sad, for ever dear.~
 9    5, 947 |   Lov’d while I liv’d, and dear ev’n after death;~
10    6, 932 |      O long expected to my dear embrace!~
11    6, 948 |                        The dear embraces of your longing
12    7, 438 |             With blood the dear alliance shall be bought,~
13    7, 560 | your unhappy queen, Amata, dear;~
14    9, 341 |                      By my dear country, by my household
15    9, 609 | mourn’d a purchase that so dear had cost.~
16    9, 651 |                     On his dear body, which I wove with
17    9, 1045|     whom the Muses held so dear:~
18   10, 234 |  to wand’ring Trojans ever dear.~
19   10, 686 |               It costs him dear to be the Phrygians’ friend.~
20   10, 1205|                  Last, the dear corpse embracing, thus he
21   10, 1211|               How much too dear has that redemption cost!~
22   11, 240 |         Thrice happy thou, dear partner of my bed,~
23   11, 1222|                        Too dear a fine, ah much lamented