Book, Verse

 1    2, 697 |   feeble shoulders scarce the weight sustain;~
 2    5, 346 | scarce two servants could the weight sustain;~
 3    5, 543 |           Astonish’d at their weight, the hero stands,~
 4    5, 555 |        And cannot wield their weight, or dare not use;~
 5    6, 478 |          I fell; and, with my weight, the helm constrain’d~
 6    6, 557 |     vessel groans beneath the weight.~
 7    7, 345 |     future things of wondrous weight;~
 8    9, 15  |    equal wings she pois’d her weight,~
 9    9, 680 |       of rocks, an unresisted weight,~
10    9, 774 |     him double underneath the weight.~
11    9, 972 |         With wonder feels the weight press lighter on his back.~
12    9, 980 |     adds his shoulders to the weight;~
13    9, 1071|    conquer, they oppress with weight.~
14   10, 534 |      heav’d a stone of mighty weight, to throw:~
15   10, 1242|            To take his wonted weight. His hands he fills~
16   10, 1284|      came after with unwieldy weight,~
17   11, 836 |       spear, heavy with human weight,~
18   12, 779 |              Crush’d with the weight of an unwieldy stone:~
19   12, 1303|                  Th’ enormous weight from earth could hardly
20   12, 1307|    His way, or what unwieldly weight he threw.~