Book, Verse

 1    1, 796 |     Tyrians are not so devoid of sense,~
 2    2, 428 |                             With sense of honor and revenge inspir’
 3    2, 999 |         bereft my mind of better sense;~
 4    3, Arg | household gods give him the true sense of the oracle, in a dream.
 5    4, 132 |                        And by no sense of shame to be reclaim’d,~
 6    4, 247 |                  The queen, whom sense of honor could not move,~
 7    4, 275 |       Who, lost to honor and the sense of shame,~
 8    7, 518 |         are foreign, in a larger sense,~
 9    8, 250 |          danger, with a grateful sense,~
10    9, 1054|                       O, void of sense and courage!” Mnestheus
11   10, 556 |          Sight of such acts, and sense of honest shame,~
12   10, 940 |                             With sense of honor stung, and forfeit
13   10, 1178|                        Or have a sense of human things below.~
14   11, 520 |                    As strike the sense, and all replies are vain;~
15   11, 759 |                               If sense of honor, if a soul secure~