Book, Verse

 1    1, 407 |               He sits, and threats the world with vain alarms.”~
 2    2, 315 | enters o’er our heads, and threats the town.~
 3    2, 398 |                     Cries, threats, and loud laments, and mingled
 4    2, 851 |                        Now threats a fall, and throws the leafy
 5    4, 521 |    longer these outrageous threats forebore:~
 6    5, 592 |    hands on high, Entellus threats the foe;~
 7    6, 745 |   With adamantine columns, threats the sky.~
 8    9, 1075|                            Threats his distended paws, and
 9   10, 815 |                  Unus’d to threats, and more unus’d to fear.~
10   10, 1262|                Forbear thy threats: my bus’ness is to die;~
11   11, 1129|                         He threats, and trembles, trying ev’
12   12, 1101|   trusty sword. The Trojan threats~
13   12, 1295|                         No threats of thine my manly mind can