Book, Verse

 1    2, 405 |   hearken what the frightful sounds convey.~
 2    2, 842 |      d, I listen’d; dreadful sounds I hear;~
 3    3, 313 |                      Misenus sounds a charge: we take th’ alarm,~
 4    3, 762 |              Where bellowing sounds and groans our souls affright,~
 5    3, 916 |      gales we pass the quiet sounds~
 6    4, 214 |                   His quiver sounds: not less the prince is
 7    5, 757 |            The second signal sounds, the troop divides~
 8    6, 775 |                With dreadful sounds the brazen hinges roar.~
 9    9, 133 | voice, with more than mortal sounds,~
10    9, 669 |    shouts succeed the brazen sounds;~
11   10, 258 |      thunder, with presaging sounds.~
12   11, 655 |         And, ere the trumpet sounds, resign the field?~
13   11, 1086|      And the shrill hornpipe sounds to bacchanals.~
14   11, 1140|     quiver from his shoulder sounds.~
15   11, 1210|     with disdain, to Stygian sounds retires.~
16   12, 1051|       Loud cries and roaring sounds rebellow thro’ the wood:~