Book, Verse

 1    1, 49 | length of labor for so vast a frame.~
 2    2, 246|    and dedicate this wondrous frame,~
 3    2, 377|      the specter no reply did frame,~
 4    3, 182|   eager haste a rising town I frame,~
 5    3, 635|     motions; such was all his frame;~
 6    3, 835|     For only one did the vast frame supply—~
 7    4, 486|   breath inspires this mortal frame.~
 8    4, 556|     once dissolv’d her mortal frame;~
 9    4, 565|                What speech to frame, and what excuse to find.~
10    5, 552|               This languish’d frame while better spirits fed,~
11    6, 22 |  alighting, built this costly frame.~
12    6, 402|        Geryon with his triple frame;~
13    6, 980|      n, and earth’s compacted frame,~
14    7, 630|     And, ling’ring, sought to frame some new replies.~
15    8, 181|      head sustains the starry frame.~
16    8, 569|   parts, the dreadful mixture frame;~
17   12, 290|    friends another town shall frame,~