Book, Verse

 1    1, 453 |      and mien celestial birth betray!~
 2    1, 658 |          By their white sails betray’d to nightly view;~
 3    1, 1059|  Grecian stratagems, the town betray’d:~
 4    2, 78  |     on their belief, and Troy betray;~
 5    2, 211 |  crime, th’ ungrateful Greeks betray,~
 6    2, 244 |   stol’n statue and her tow’r betray’d,~
 7    2, 573 |      observe, and to the rest betray,~
 8    4, 19  |     he suffer’d, when by Fate betray’d!~
 9    4, 848 |    land forsaken, and my love betray’d?~
10    5, 1107|                      And, oft betray’d, not know the monster
11    6, 470 |      your fate alone my faith betray’d.~
12    6, 688 |             To Grecian swords betray’d my sleeping life.~
13    7, 293 |    stars our wand’ring course betray.~
14    8, 157 |  first affianc’d, and at last betray’d.~
15    9, 191 |       engine shall their town betray;~
16    9, 476 |      thirst of blood may both betray;~
17    9, 507 |     His shining helm Euryalus betray’d,~
18   10, 1151|                               Betray’d by pious love?” Nor, thus
19   11, 1130| Unseen to kill, and safely to betray.~
20   12, 65  |      doubtful arms your youth betray,~
21   12, 213 |      the lust of lawless Jove betray’d:~