Book, Verse

 1    1, 704 |    walks majestic, and she looks their queen;~
 2    2, 644 |                        Now looks aloft, and with new glory
 3    2, 805 |                        She looks, and breathes herself into
 4    2, 1069|              Th’ imperious looks of some proud Grecian dame;~
 5    3, 284 |  With claws for hands, and looks for ever lean.~
 6    3, 889 |  saw their stern distorted looks, from far,~
 7    4, 5   |             His words, his looks, imprinted in her heart,~
 8    4, 21  |              Such were his looks, so gracefully he spoke,~
 9    4, 316 | Whom, what they are, their looks and garb confess,~
10    7, 581 |                        Her looks and limbs, and with new
11    7, 625 |                Her hideous looks and hellish form return;~
12    8, 663 |      And wait with longing looks their promis’d guide.~
13    8, 941 |                 Aghast she looks, and heaves her breast for
14    9, 638 |                       Thus looks the prop of my declining
15    9, 751 |                            Looks up, and leaps aloft at all
16   11, 99  |      All pale he lies, and looks a lovely flow’r,~
17   11, 1278|                            Looks on, and sees his helpless
18   12, 1325|   Once more he pauses, and looks out again,~