Book, Verse

 1    1, 579 |                          A thousand bleeding hearts her pow’
 2    1, 693 | the press alone provokes a thousand foes,~
 3    2, 262 |                          A thousand ships, nor ten years’ siege,
 4    2, 445 |                       With thousand others, whom I fear to name,~
 5    3, 935 |              Sav’d thro’ a thousand toils, but sav’d in vain.~
 6    4, 1004|                 And drew a thousand colors from the light;~
 7    6, 40  |                          A thousand doors, a thousand winding
 8    6, 40  |        A thousand doors, a thousand winding ways:~
 9    6, 164 |                 For him, a thousand dangers I have sought,~
10    6, 1013|                But, when a thousand rolling years are past,~
11    7, 471 |                And forms a thousand ills ten thousand ways.~
12    7, 471 |  forms a thousand ills ten thousand ways.~
13    7, 904 |        With fates averse a thousand men he led:~
14    7, 1003|                          A thousand men the youthful hero led,~
15    8, 387 |                 Besides, a thousand hazards they relate,~
16    9, 184 |                Less than a thousand ships will end this war,~
17   10, 245 |                          A thousand youths brave Massicus obey,~
18   10, 259 |                          A thousand spears in warlike order
19   11, 91  |                And chose a thousand horse, the flow’r of all~
20   12, 1290|          Vary thy shape in thousand forms, and dare~
21   12, 1322|                          A thousand various thoughts his soul