Book, Verse

 1    1, 278 |           To future good our past and present woes.~
 2    1, 284 |                 Your sorrows past, as benefits of Fate.~
 3    1, 293 | jolly crew, unmindful of the past,~
 4    1, 600 |                  When winter past, and summer scarce begun,~
 5    1, 912 |  give a glad relation of the past,~
 6    2, 993 |   and deeming all the danger past,~
 7    2, 1060| after many painful years are past,~
 8    3, 357 |   breathe a while from labor past,~
 9    3, 799 |      boldly tell his fortune past,~
10    4, 766 |               Forgetting the past labors of the day.~
11    6, 488 |                 Panting, but past the danger, now I seiz’d~
12    6, 707 |    treasons would redeem the past.~
13    6, 969 |     secure, forgetful of the past.~
14    6, 1013|   thousand rolling years are past,~
15    6, 1018|                     Of their past labors, and their irksome
16    7, 55  |                  Declare the past and present state of things,~
17    7, 311 |   years, such various perils past,~
18    8, 213 |                        Then, past a boy, the callow down began~
19    9, 98  |     On Ida’s brows, for ages past, there stood,~
20   11, 432 |                  To think of past events, or good or bad.~
21   11, 1197|                  Acca, ’t is past! he swims before my sight,~