Book, Verse

 1    1, 665|              Then, where the boy disarm’d, with loosen’d
 2    1, 913| precious gifts, to bring the boy,~
 3    1, 954|         I mean to plunge the boy in pleasing sleep,~
 4    1, 960|                    Thyself a boy, assume a boy’s dissembled
 5    1, 960|      Thyself a boy, assume a boy’s dissembled face;~
 6    1, 991|       But view the beauteous boy with more amaze,~
 7    1, 999|    presents, and admires the boy.~
 8    2, 109|                   Me, then a boy, my father, poor and bare~
 9    4, 864|         Have set the reeking boy before the sire.~
10    5, 333|     crooked talons bears the boy away.~
11    5, 386|                   Euryalus a boy of blooming years,~
12    5, 734|    young Priam led; a lovely boy,~
13    5, 738|           And well the royal boy his Thracian steed became.~
14    8, 213|                 Then, past a boy, the callow down began~
15    8, 758|                 If the lov’d boy shall bless his father’s
16    9, 484|    fond of gaudy spoils, the boy would stay~
17    9, 540|   force, to free the captive boy?~
18    9, 892|         And thus salutes the boy, too forward for his years:~
19   10, 83 |  fear the race of a rejected boy.~
20   10, 105|   raw conduct of a beardless boy,~
21   10, 199|  press appears the beauteous boy,~