Book, Verse

 1    1, 133 |        The face of things a frightful image bears,~
 2    2, 405 |        And hearken what the frightful sounds convey.~
 3    2, 994 |                           A frightful noise of trampling feet
 4    3, 403 |   this, she cast a loud and frightful cry.~
 5    3, 780 |     cast on us, from far, a frightful view,~
 6    5, 1004|             Who shunn’d the frightful dangers of the main,~
 7    6, 156 |                          No frightful face of danger can be new.~
 8    6, 503 |                        This frightful passage o’er the Stygian
 9    7, 457 |                          So frightful are the forms the monster
10    9, 626 | casting from their tow’rs a frightful view,~
11   10, 1157|      full descending with a frightful sway,~
12   12, 1251|  lessen’d in her form, with frightful cries~