Book, Verse

 1    1, 54  |                           When, lab’ring still with endless
 2    2, 410 |                              Of lab’ring oxen and the peasant’
 3    2, 847 |     stood the sturdy strokes of lab’ring hinds.~
 4    4, 12  |                              My lab’ring soul! what visions
 5    4, 838 |      brush the liquid seas with lab’ring oars.~
 6    4, 996 |                              Of lab’ring nature, and dissolve
 7    5, 157 |      Three Trojans tug at ev’ry lab’ring oar;~
 8    5, 246 |       Exert your vigor; tug the lab’ring oar;~
 9    5, 260 |        beneath ’em sinks; their lab’ring sides~
10    5, 927 |     cheerful words reliev’d his lab’ring mind:~
11    6, 75  | trembling limbs, and heav’d her lab’ring breast.~
12    6, 121 |                             And lab’ring underneath the pond’
13    6, 150 |    ambiguous god, who rul’d her lab’ring breast,~
14    7, 788 |       hated head, and frees the lab’ring skies.~
15    8, 421 |                              Of lab’ring oxen, or the shining
16    9, 360 |                          Twelve lab’ring slaves, twelve handmaids
17   10, 404 |                            With lab’ring oars they bear along
18   10, 1141|         plowman, passenger, and lab’ring hind~
19   10, 1249|            Of inborn worth, his lab’ring soul oppress’d,~
20   11, 771 |              Not only words lie lab’ring in my breast,~
21   12, 971 |         And conscious worth lay lab’ring in his thought,~
22   12, 1148|           To stop the Fates now lab’ring in th’ event?~