Book, Verse

 1    1, 226 |                The weary Trojans ply their shatter’d oars~
 2    1, 587 |                               To ply their labor: some extend
 3    2, 657 |         then all their shoulders ply,~
 4    3, 177 |   stretch their canvas, and they ply their oars.~
 5    3, 272 |           their oars the sailors ply;~
 6    3, 374 |     command to weigh; the seamen ply~
 7    4, 590 |                              All ply their sev’ral tasks, and
 8    5, 274 |                             Then ply their oars, and cut their
 9    8, 545 |                             They ply the distaff by the winking
10    8, 598 |           Their labors thus, and ply th’ AEolian forge,~
11    9, 244 |    wakeful few the fuming flagon ply;~
12   10, 411 |                             Here ply your oars, and at all hazard
13   11, 1024| Orsilochus and she their courses ply:~