Book, Verse

 1    1, 1052|                         Then ask’d what arms the swarthy
 2    3, 860 |                   T is all I ask, this cruel race to shun;~
 3    4, 626 |       A short delay is all I ask him now;~
 4    6, 437 |                              Ask’d of his guide, what the
 5    6, 456 |      ral honors claim’d, and ask’d their quiet graves.~
 6    6, 755 |                          And ask’d his guide from whence
 7    6, 836 |                              Ask not what pains; nor farther
 8    6, 964 | AEneas wond’ring stood, then ask’d the cause~
 9    6, 1192|      He saw, and, wond’ring, ask’d his airy guide,~
10    7, 357 |                Have what you ask; your presents I receive;~
11    8, 189 |                          Nor ask’d your leave, nor did your
12    8, 228 |               The league you ask, I offer, as your right;~
13    8, 494 |                            I ask’d not aid th’ unhappy to
14   10, 221 |   name and country told, and ask’d relief;~
15   10, 414 |       Let me securely land—I ask no more;~
16   10, 1299|                          Nor ask I life, nor fought with
17   12, 285 |                            I ask but altars for my weary