Book, Verse

 1    1, 244 |               Leap on the welcome land, and seek their wish’
 2    1, 816 | more can you desire, your welcome sure,~
 3    1, 887 |           If not a costly welcome, yet a kind:~
 4    2, 983 |                       The welcome load of my dear father take;~
 5    3, 288 |       With weapons we the welcome prey invade,~
 6    3, 447 |   tears of joy amidst his welcome sheds.~
 7    6, 931 |                           Welcome,” he said, “the gods’ undoubted
 8    8, 163 |                         A welcome guest, and, what you wish,
 9    8, 211 |                         A welcome visit, with a friendly stay,~
10    8, 234 |             With friendly welcome, at a homely treat.”~
11    9, 1103|        The yellow god the welcome burthen bore,~
12   10, 566 |       As when, in summer, welcome winds arise,~
13   11, 1256|                       The welcome message to her mistress
14   12, 1015|                       The welcome sound, and heard the champion’