Book, Verse

 1    1, 465 |                       Know, gentle youth, in Libyan lands you
 2    1, 932 |    And in Eliza’s veins the gentle poison shed:~
 3    2, 1062|                       Where gentle Tiber from his bed beholds~
 4    3, 501 |    And near the margin of a gentle flood,~
 5    3, 694 |                         The gentle gales their flagging force
 6    4, 91  |                           A gentle fire she feeds within her
 7    4, 760 | murm’ring tides disturb the gentle floods.~
 8    5, 168 |          In peace below the gentle waters run;~
 9    5, 997 | Then from the south arose a gentle breeze~
10    6, 954 |   rate grove, thro’ which a gentle breeze~
11    7, 9   |                 From land a gentle breeze arose by night,~
12    8, 120 |                           A gentle swelling, and a peaceful
13   10, 1229| Soothing his courage with a gentle stroke,~
14   12, 414 |              And struck the gentle youth extended on the ground.~
15   12, 589 |                        With gentle touches he performs his