Book, Verse

 1    1, 567 |                And still to speak in accents not your own.”~
 2    2, 119 |                           I speak of things too far divulg’
 3    2, 807 | from her rosy lips began to speak:~
 4    2, 1076|                 I strove to speak: but horror tied my tongue;~
 5    4, 106 | falt’ring tongue forbids to speak the rest.~
 6    4, 487 |            This only let me speak in my defense:~
 7    7, 761 |                             Speak, and my pow’r shall add
 8    9, 143 |   had the goddess ceas’d to speak,~
 9   11, 392 |             We—for myself I speak, and all the name~
10   11, 522 |  needs require, but fear to speak.~
11   12, 40  |                  Now let me speak, and you with patience hear,~
12   12, 1197|                             Speak the same language which