Book, Verse

 1    1, 582|            The prince with wonder sees the stately tow’rs,~
 2    1, 696|    Fix’d on the walls with wonder and surprise,~
 3    1, 723|     unseen, surpris’d with wonder stands,~
 4    1, 990|   on the Trojan gifts with wonder gaze,~
 5    5, 497|               And drew the wonder of the gazing throng.~
 6    5, 537|              With fear and wonder seiz’d, the crowd beholds~
 7    5, 545|              What had your wonder,” said Entellus, “been,~
 8    5, 697| And, trembling, turn their wonder into pray’r.~
 9    7, 115|  new portent the seer with wonder views,~
10    7, 163|       Confessing fate with wonder in his eyes:~
11    8, 125|       The woods and waters wonder at the gleam~
12    8, 218|                 With awful wonder fir’d my youthful breast.~
13    8, 975|               With joy and wonder fill the hero’s thought.~
14    9, 149|   The foes, surpris’d with wonder, stood aghast;~
15    9, 603|                       With wonder, as they went, the troops
16    9, 972|                       With wonder feels the weight press lighter
17   10, 372|                King Turnus wonder’d at the fight renew’d,~
18   11, 374|    the place desir’d; with wonder fill’d,~
19   12, 378|               Th’ Italians wonder at th’ unusual sight;~