Book, Verse

 1    2, 877 |   the gods, have dragg’d a ling’ring life;~
 2    4, 345 |              From his long ling’ring on a hostile shore,~
 3    4, 395 |             What means thy ling’ring in the Libyan land?~
 4    4, 989 | fainting thrice, fell grov’ling on the bed;~
 5    4, 994 |                 A death so ling’ring, and so full of pain,~
 6    6, 304 |  rent away, with ease, the ling’ring gold;~
 7    7, 630 |                       And, ling’ring, sought to frame some
 8    8, 639 |                        The ling’ring wretches pin’d away
 9   10, 1153|               Provokes the ling’ring prince, whose patience,
10   11, 127 |                 Where grov’ling while he lies in deep despair,~
11   11, 273 |  after Pallas’ death, live ling’ring on,~
12   11, 306 |                            Ling’ring along the shore, till
13   11, 1064|  And laid the boaster grov’ling on the plain.~
14   12, 168 |   To terminate at once the ling’ring wars;~
15   12, 1141|    From the tough root the ling’ring weapon freed.~
16   12, 1153|             That thus thou ling’rest in this lonely shade?~