Book, Verse

 1    1, 429 |                         Tall trees surround the mountain’s
 2    1, 617 |               Thick set with trees, a venerable wood.~
 3    1, 856 |                        While trees the mountain tops with shades
 4    2, 412 |           Flocks, folds, and trees, an undistinguish’d prey:~
 5    3, 192 |                          The trees devouring caterpillars burn;~
 6    3, 300 |                 Where tufted trees a native arbor made.~
 7    6, 8   |         Or search for hollow trees, and fell the woods,~
 8    6, 264 |       Firs, pines, and pitch trees, and the tow’ring pride~
 9    6, 267 |               Huge trunks of trees, fell’d from the steepy
10    6, 309 |                     Of pitch trees, oaks, and pines, and unctuous
11    6, 366 |  Then earth began to bellow, trees to dance,~
12    6, 955 |       and whispers thro’ the trees;~
13    7, 42  |                  Betwixt the trees the Tiber took his course,~
14    7, 1021|   tow’rs, the harvest of her trees.~
15    8, 419 |   Their birth from trunks of trees and stubborn oak.~
16    8, 424 |   Supplied their thirst, the trees supplied their food.~
17   10, 507 |     craggy stones and rooted trees had thrown,~
18   12, 670 | fields, and slaughter of the trees;~