Book, Verse

 1    2, 1065|    quiet kingdom, and a royal bride:~
 2    3, 423 |        more a handmaid than a bride.~
 3    6, 537 |  force to seize his beauteous bride.”~
 4    7, 539 |    madding matrons, bears the bride along,~
 5    7, 596 |                           The bride and scepter which thy blood
 6    9, 808 |       realm, and of his royal bride,~
 7   10, 121 |  bridegroom tear the promis’d bride;~
 8   10, 142 |     who procur’d, the Spartan bride?~
 9   10, 918 |         Why thus forsake your bride! Receive from me~
10   10, 1017|      the purple favors of his bride.~
11   11, 170 |   friendship, and my promis’d bride;~
12   11, 333 |            A broken league, a bride unjustly sought,~
13   11, 539 |      the fair Lavinia for his bride;~
14   11, 554 |                  Let the fair bride to the brave chief remain;~
15   11, 716 |       treaty for the promis’d bride.~
16   11, 724 |       eyes, appears the fatal bride.~
17   11, 872 |  their rival sons with such a bride;~
18   12, 29  |       the crown and beauteous bride remain.”~
19   12, 51  |  promis’d my Lavinia for your bride:~
20   12, 125 |       victor be the beauteous bride.”~
21   12, 1174| bridegroom, tear the plighted bride:~