Book, Verse

 1    1, 954 |                            I mean to plunge the boy in pleasing
 2    4, 340 |  glory cannot move a mind so mean,~
 3    4, 396 |  glory cannot move a mind so mean,~
 4    4, 598 |               To pray’rs and mean submissions she descends.~
 5    5, 84  |     day with solemn sports I mean to grace:~
 6    6, 1108|              Call’d from his mean abode a scepter to sustain.~
 7    7, 315 |    ourselves will build, and mean abodes,~
 8    8, 135 |     cots (Evander’s kingdom, mean and poor)~
 9    8, 477 |                              Mean as it is, this palace, and
10   11, Arg |   Turnus and Drances. In the mean time there is a sharp engagement
11   11, 576 |   Permit not, mighty man, so mean a crew~
12   12, 908 |        Alas!” said he, “what mean these dismal cries?~
13   12, 1359| Against a yielded man, ’t is mean ignoble strife.”~