Metre/Prose,  page

 1 pI,    6   |           The nard of her breath gave the nose banquets of delicate
 2 pI,    8   |        little drops of moisture, gave the likeness of tears, and
 3 pI,    8   |         guest. On this a picture gave, by an illusive likeness
 4 pI,    8   |          the glow of rosy color, gave to view a rose; and in it
 5 pI,    9   |          a kindly clearness, now gave itself up to the clouds
 6 pI,    9   |          that its essential form gave proof that it had ~been
 7 pI,   10   |        by its harmonious quality gave the effect of the Mercurial
 8 pI,   13   |         of harmonious sweetness, gave excuse for the fall of its
 9 pI,   15   |     these the magic of a picture gave life to the animals of the
10 pI,   16   |      spark of life. The she-bear gave birth through the openings
11 pI,   17   |        verdant foliage; now they gave birth to the sweet-scented
12 pII,   20  |    delightful play of wings, and gave the virgin show of veneration.
13 mIII,   22 |       dresses of the flowers. It gave back foliage to the trees
14 mIII,   22 |         to her flower-child Juno gave the breasts of dew with
15 pV,   52   |       opposition of the Fates, I gave 2 her, according to the
16 pVIII,   78|       offered him a greeting and gave him a kiss. Then from the
17 pVIII,   79|      radiance of the lilies, and gave out continually a rival
18 pVIII,   84|        deep humility, and freely gave to Nature abundant signs
19 pVIII,   86| excommunication.' ~Thereupon she gave the letter, which had been
20 mIX,   87  |    feigned grief in its tone and gave rise to tears, now offered
21 pIX,   91  |         of his compliant pen, he gave to images, which passed
22 pIX,   93  |          formed. ~Nature at this gave free reins to her approach,