Book, Verse

 1    3, 597 |    ev’ry ship with sums of silver stor’d.~
 2    5, 147 |         Ingots of gold and silver, heap’d on high,~
 3    5, 323 |                And sums of silver, which the crew divide.~
 4    5, 350 |  Two goodly bowls of massy silver shar’d,~
 5    7, 11  |  the sea trembled with her silver light.~
 6    7, 878 |                       With silver plated, and with ductile
 7    7, 1082|              Roll’d from a silver urn his crystal flood.~
 8    8, 484 |     Now Night had shed her silver dews around,~
 9    8, 585 |          A flood of molten silver, brass, and gold,~
10    8, 699 |  metals clash, and yield a silver sound.~
11    8, 871 |                        The silver goose before the shining
12    8, 892 |    foaming surges there in silver play.~
13    9, 348 |                         Of silver, wrought with curious imagery,~
14    9, 735 | were his arms, a sword and silver shield:~
15    9, 761 |               Thus on some silver swan, or tim’rous hare,~
16   10, 270 |    with wings display’d, a silver swan.~
17   10, 732 |                         In silver ingots, and in bars of gold:~
18   12, 377 |    strong talons truss’d a silver swan.~
19   12, 894 |    sordid dust deforms his silver hairs.~