Book, Verse

 1    4, Arg |     incident to a neglected lover. When nothing would prevail
 2    4, 410 |                Th’ offended lover and the pow’rful queen?~
 3    4, 429 |    the first motions of the lover hears,~
 4    4, 442 |    And undiscover’d scape a lover’s eye?~
 5    4, 695 |                          My lover I shall gain, or lose my
 6    4, 1005|  Then stood above the dying lover’s head,~
 7    6, 35  |    she cheats her bellowing lover’s eye;~
 8    7, 444 |   Bellona leads thee to thy lover’s hand;~
 9    9, 568 |        That cruel sight the lover could not bear;~
10    9, 594 | swimming eyes he sought his lover slain;~
11   12, 41  |   which perhaps may grate a lover’s ear,~
12   12, 69  |              The daughter’s lover and the father’s friend?~
13   12, 108 |                         The lover gaz’d, and, burning with