Book, Verse

 1    2, 391|      From their assistance happier walls expect,~
 2    3, 6  |    seek in foreign lands a happier seat.~
 3    3, 117|    A lasting empire, and a happier town.~
 4    3, 629|     Which in my youth with happier hands I wove:~
 5    6, 300|                        And happier branches, which she never
 6    6, 430| wing their hasty flight to happier lands;~
 7    6, 882|      Born better times and happier years to grace.~
 8    7, 906|   Himself well worthy of a happier throne.~
 9    9, 523|   Nisus hit the turns with happier haste,~
10    9, 981|                       Some happier friends within the walls
11   10, 64 |                 Now let my happier foes possess my place,~
12   12, 646|                        But happier chance than mine attend