Book, Verse

 1    1, 183 |                               By stormy winds and wintry heav’n
 2    2, 480 |         the fields, nor fear the stormy night—~
 3    3, 165 |          coal-black, to calm the stormy seas.~
 4    3, 275 |      Safe from the danger of the stormy seas.~
 5    5, 7   |                      He knew the stormy souls of womankind,~
 6    5, 818 |          ring in exile thro’ the stormy sea,~
 7    5, 1010|         A lamb new-fallen to the stormy seas;~
 8    7, 416 |         the heav’ns, oppos’d the stormy main;~
 9    7, 574 |     following Argives, thro’ the stormy main,~
10    7, 825 |                       For me, my stormy voyage at an end,~
11    9, 912 |    bellowing clouds burst with a stormy sound,~
12   10, 371 |                       Before the stormy south, and blacken all the
13   10, 966 | Sometimes he thought to swim the stormy main,~
14   11, 844 |          by foes, he stemm’d the stormy tide,~
15   11, 895 |                 Black clouds and stormy winds around her body fly.~