Book, Verse

 1    1, 514 |                       O nymph, the tedious annals of our
 2    7, 117 |                     The nymph, who scatters flaming fires
 3    7, 1015|                    From nymph Semethis and old Telon sprung,~
 4    8, 444 |     Warn’d by my mother nymph, and call’d by Heav’n’s
 5    9, 141 |          Exalted each a nymph: forsake the sand,~
 6   10, 768 |                       A nymph his mother, and his sire
 7   11, 847 | of his vows, his infant nymph unbound;~
 8   11, 893 |  She said. The faithful nymph descends from high~
 9   12, 216 |                       O nymph, the pride of living lakes,”
10   12, 235 |      At this the lovely nymph, with grief oppress’d,~
11   12, 244 |            Left the sad nymph suspended in her mind.~
12   12, 1139|            Saw the bold nymph afford this prompt relief,~