Book, Verse

 1    1, 829 |   And breath’d a youthful vigor on his face;~
 2    4, 254 |                       New vigor to her flights, new pinions
 3    4, 693 |               And a false vigor in her eyes appears):~
 4    5, 246 |                Exert your vigor; tug the lab’ring oar;~
 5    5, 291 |   he pursues, and all his vigor strains.~
 6    5, 664 |             Soon all with vigor bend their trusty bows,~
 7    6, 421 |                A youthful vigor and autumnal green.~
 8    6, 988 |              Th’ ethereal vigor is in all the same,~
 9    8, 675 |                   A manly vigor, and a foreign line.~
10    9, 838 |              Th’ immortal vigor, or abate the soul.~
11    9, 872 | ns with shouting, and new vigor take.~
12   11, 1104|                His utmost vigor, and the point averts.~
13   12, 7   |             He rous’d his vigor for the last debate,~
14   12, 627 |            And health and vigor are at once restor’d.~
15   12, 640 |  the lance, and with such vigor shakes,~
16   12, 712 |   unerring aim and utmost vigor threw.~
17   12, 828 |       Requires our utmost vigor, and our speed.~
18   12, 1106|                      With vigor, tho’ diminish’d of his
19   12, 1311|               For want of vigor, mocks his vain effort.~