Book, Verse

 1    1, 891|                              I learn to pity woes so like my
 2    3, 51 |                             To learn the cause, I tugged with
 3    3, 199|                             To learn what end of woes we might
 4    5, 635|                                Learn what I was, by what remains;
 5    5, 779|                 Shew’d what he learn’d: the Latin sires impart~
 6    5, 966|                            And learn the fates and fortunes of
 7    6, 844|                                Learn righteousness, and dread
 8    7, 199|                             To learn the natives’ names, their
 9    7, 611|                            And learn to fear whom he disdains
10    8, 680| fighting fields from you shall learn to dare,~
11   12, 224|                            Now learn from me thy near approaching
12   12, 644|        My son, from my example learn the war,~