Book, Verse

 1    1, 813 |                 And long’d to break from out his ambient cloud:~
 2    2, 442 |                               Break from the bowels of the fatal
 3    2, 806 |    hand, the destin’d blow to break;~
 4    2, 1079|    Light as an empty dream at break of day,~
 5    3, 680 |    gave the sign to weigh; we break our sleep,~
 6    3, 731 |                   The billows break upon the sounding strand,~
 7    4, 37  |                      Before I break the plighted faith I gave!~
 8    5, 765 |                  Broken, they break; and, rallying, they renew~
 9    6, 1125|               Unhappy man, to break the pious laws~
10    6, 1220|              Ah! couldst thou break thro’ fate’s severe decree,~
11    7, 850 |         And the loud trumpets break the yielding skies.~
12    9, 144 | obedient ships their haulsers break;~
13    9, 681 |                            To break the penthouse with the pond’
14    9, 826 |                            To break the stubborn colt, to bend
15   11, 424 |                               Break my short sleep, and skim
16   11, 716 |                            To break the treaty for the promis’
17   11, 731 |                               Break short the pirate’s lance;
18   12, 232 |                    Nor must I break the truce, nor can sustain
19   12, 306 |      the circling seas should break their bound,~
20   12, 898 |                            To break the solemn league so long
21   12, 1337| stones from batt’ring-engines break the walls:~