Book, Verse

 1    2, 541 |                 But, ah! what use of valor can be made,~
 2    2, 711 |   arms are these, and to what use design’d?~
 3    3, 599 | Thrice chain’d with gold, for use and ornament;~
 4    4, Arg |       put a stop to it, makes use of her own and her sister’
 5    4, 125 |                           Nor use of arts, nor toils of arms
 6    4, 387 |             For ornament, not use, hung idly by his side.~
 7    5, 555 |     their weight, or dare not use;~
 8    7, 359 |                   Partake and use my kingdom as your own;~
 9    7, 1022|      these (as was the Teuton use of old)~
10    9, 901 |       Then duteous force they use, and Phoebus’ name,~
11   10, 71  |       father, (if I still may use that name,)~
12   10, 474 |                           His use of both, and pinion’d down
13   10, 1300|     As I had us’d my fortune, use thou thine.~
14   11, 1082|                          What use of weapons which you dare
15   12, 592 |   simples, known of sov’reign use,~
16   12, 1350|                               Use what the gods and thy good