Book, Verse

 1    1, 949|           As neither age can change, nor art can cure.~
 2    2, 526|                         Then change we shields, and their devices
 3    3, 219|                          But change thy seat; for not the Delian
 4    7, 120| shall the country waste, and change the state.’~
 5    7, 263|      his form, who could not change his heart;~
 6    9, 117|          At my command shall change their fading forms~
 7    9, 832|                           No change in age, or diff’rence in
 8   10, 9  |      these murmurs, and this change of mind,~
 9   10, 887|                           To change the fates; you feed your
10   11, 389|                           To change for war hereditary rest,~
11   12, 105|                   Delightful change! Thus Indian iv’ry shows,~
12   12, 339|  found their ready minds for change prepar’d;~
13   12, 356|                           Or change it rather for immortal fame,~
14   12, 897|          And soon seduc’d to change what he so well design’d;~