Book, Verse

 1    1, 234|   above, and groves for ever green:~
 2    1, 576|         Where garlands, ever green and ever fair,~
 3    3, 172|                         Then green Donysa pass; and sail in
 4    3, 390|                              Green altars, rais’d of turf,
 5    4, 48 |  while your sorrows yet were green,~
 6    4, 212|                              Green wreaths of bays his length
 7    4, 577|                       Of its green arms despoil’d the growing
 8    4, 732|            And ev’ry baleful green denoting death.~
 9    5, 145|                              Green laurel wreaths, and palm,
10    5, 547| stern debate on this unhappy green!~
11    5, 731|  troops they form’d upon the green;~
12    5, 860|                              Green boughs and saplings, mingled
13    5, 893|      silent plague thro’ the green timber eats,~
14    6, 297|                    Thro’ the green leafs the glitt’ring shadows
15    6, 421|  youthful vigor and autumnal green.~
16    6, 874|                   And on the green contend the wrestler’s prize.~
17    7, 195|     ev’ry brow with cheerful green is crown’d,~
18    8, 854| steeds, is dragg’d along the green,~
19    9, 396|      great beginnings, in so green an age,~
20   11, 102|  more to mother earth or the green stem shall owe.~
21   11, 286|    smold’ring smoke from the green wood expires;~