Book, Verse

 1    1, 1001|    With children’s play, and false embraces, hung;~
 2    2, 197 |                              False tears true pity move; the
 3    2, 219 |                          And false Ulysses, that inventive
 4    2, 263 |                              False tears and fawning words
 5    4, 449 |                              False as you are, suppose you
 6    4, 522 |                              False as thou art, and, more than
 7    4, 522 |     thou art, and, more than false, forsworn!~
 8    4, 551 | faithless waves, not half so false as thou,~
 9    4, 693 |                        And a false vigor in her eyes appears):~
10    4, 943 |                      Had the false Trojan never touch’d my
11    4, 948 |    flames, from far, may the false Trojan view;~
12    7, 514 |                      To this false foreigner you give your
13   11, 619 |                         With false reports, their minds with
14   12, 369 |    With lying wonders, and a false presage;~