Book, Verse

 1    2, 95 |                          What news he could impart, we long
 2    3, 239|         And tell the pleasing news. In little space~
 3    4, 269|   trembling crowds disastrous news;~
 4    4, 284| possess’d with this unwelcome news~
 5    4, 420|      love-sick lady heard the news;~
 6    4, 428|              Before the fatal news was blaz’d abroad.~
 7    4, 561|     shall spread the pleasing news below.”~
 8    4, 609|                  And bring me news, if I must live or die.~
 9    5, 866|     Eumelus was the first the news to bear,~
10    8, 188|     by these hopes, I sent no news before,~
11    8, 727|          To raise with joyful news his drooping son.~
12    8, 768|             Before that fatal news my soul shall wound!”~
13    9, 939|      suddenly th’ unhop’d-for news was brought,~
14   10, 711|                   This dismal news, not from uncertain fame,~
15   11, 209|             And now the fatal news by Fame is blown~
16   11, 280|     greet my Pallas with such news below.”~
17   11, 349|                           Sad news they bring, that, after
18   11, 686|                Th’ unpleasing news, the Trojans are descried,~
19   11, 779|                          This news my scouts confirm, and I
20   12, 119|    the Trojan with ungrateful news;~
21   12, 883|             Soon as the fatal news by Fame was blown,~