Book, Verse

 1    2, 183 |                  I follow’d nature’s laws, and must avow~
 2    2, 727 | fear of death gave place to nature’s law;~
 3    2, 737 |                 The laws of nature and of nations heard.~
 4    3, 78  |         Broke ev’ry bond of nature and of truth,~
 5    3, 535 |    ring work that beauteous Nature made.~
 6    3, 787 |                        From Nature’s common gift, this vital
 7    4, 767 |                 All else of nature’s common gift partake:~
 8    4, 926 |                         And nature shiver’d at approaching
 9    4, 996 |                 Of lab’ring nature, and dissolve her life.~
10    6, 926 |                          In nature’s order as they pass’d along:~
11    6, 1126|                          Of nature, pleading in his children’
12    7, 503 |                          If nature plead not in a parent’s
13    8, 40  |      T was night; and weary nature lull’d asleep~
14    9, 295 |   sleep, the common gift of nature, share;~
15    9, 706 |                Art, and the nature of the place, conspir’d~
16    9, 926 |       And, overpress’d with nature’s heavy load,~
17   11, 244 |          Beyond the goal of nature I have gone:~
18   11, 792 |                          By nature form’d for fraud, and fitted