Book, Verse

 1    1, 435|   huntress in her habit and her mien;~
 2    1, 453|                  Your voice and mien celestial birth betray!~
 3    1, 703|       her quiver, and her lofty mien,~
 4    2, 460|               My motions and my mien, and to my party drew;~
 5    3, 778|                    The rest, in mien, in habit, and in face,~
 6    4, 215|     manly presence, or in lofty mien.~
 7    4, 804|             His former youthful mien and shape he wears,~
 8    5, 847|     voice, and more than mortal mien!~
 9    7, 84 |       high descent and graceful mien,~
10    7, 583|    staff, she takes a trembling mien:~
11    7, 902|                        Of manly mien, and features of the face.~
12    8, 208|                    His motions, mien, and all my friend, in thee!~
13    9, 891|                             His mien, his habit, and his arms,
14   10, 629|         Struck with his haughty mien, and tow’ring height.~
15   10, 906|                      With manly mien he stalk’d along the ground,~
16   11, 755| commands. Then, with a graceful mien,~
17   12, 341|                       Camertus’ mien, his habit, and his look;~
18   12, 689|       shape, his armor, and his mien,~