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 1    1, 577 |  vows are offer’d, and with solemn pray’r:~
 2    1, 624 |     Sidonian Dido here with solemn state~
 3    1, 1022|                        With solemn rites, thy sacred name and
 4    2, 268 |                        With solemn pomp then sacrific’d a steer;~
 5    2, 321 |     haul along the horse in solemn state;~
 6    4, 910 |                         The solemn rites of sacrifice prepare;~
 7    5, 84  |               That day with solemn sports I mean to grace:~
 8    5, 380 |    num’rous train attend in solemn state.~
 9    6, 107 |    twin gods, with vows and solemn pray’r;~
10    6, 517 | raise a tomb, with vows and solemn pray’r;~
11    7, 339 |     full assemblies, and in solemn games;~
12    7, 798 |                           A solemn promise made, and disavow’
13    7, 833 |                           A solemn custom was observ’d of old,~
14    8, 137 |                  T was on a solemn day: th’ Arcadian states,~
15    8, 231 |  Now celebrate with us this solemn day,~
16    8, 403 |     smile propitious on thy solemn day!”~
17    8, 719 |                         The solemn rites of Hercules begun,~
18    8, 883 |        To pay their vows in solemn pomp appear,~
19   11, 328 |                A scene more solemn, and a pomp of tears.~
20   12, 24  |        Renew the truce; the solemn rites prepare,~
21   12, 317 |                        With solemn vows, and sworn on either
22   12, 898 |                To break the solemn league so long desir’d,~