Book, Verse

 1    1, 126|    West with mix’d confusion roar,~
 2    1, 756|       the South, with mighty roar,~
 3    3, 699|     waters round the galleys roar.~
 4    3, 882|                 With that he roar’d aloud: the dreadful cry~
 5    3, 887|     Cyclops hear the yelling roar,~
 6    5, 159|   sturdy strokes the billows roar.~
 7    5, 165|     rock: the raging billows roar~
 8    6, 569|  grinning jaws, just op’d to roar.~
 9    6, 636| rocks, when the loud billows roar;~
10    6, 775|     sounds the brazen hinges roar.~
11    7, 33 |   the swelling surges vainly roar.~
12    7, 417|                  But billows roar’d, and tempests rag’d in
13    7, 971|      that, when the tempests roar,~
14    8, 284|                              Roar’d from the cave, and made
15    8, 557|   around; the boiling waters roar,~
16    9, 151|                    Old Tiber roar’d, and, raising up his head,~
17    9, 956|                        Which roar’d like thunder as it whirl’
18   10, 408| billows with unequal murmurs roar,~
19   10, 498|              They rage, they roar; the doubtful rack of heav’
20   11, 929|    surges, with a thund’ring roar,~