Metre/Prose,  page

 1 pI,    8   |       marks of his head, and was seen thirsting for battle. Another,
 2 pI,   10   |         at hand, was more easily seen than the others. Its effect
 3 pI,   15   |      forehead of the gazelle was seen to be armed with horns in
 4 pII,   19  |          light of day itself was seen to wonder at their great
 5 pIV,   45  | authority over the human race is seen from experience to be so
 6 pV,   55   |        of their hammers, and are seen sadly to demand them. And
 7 pVII,   70 |     relax in pleasures, they are seen to be involved with serious
 8 pVIII,   77|     serious affairs, and now was seen to be ploughed by the furrows
 9 pVIII,   77|     extravagant ornament, and be seen to fall to a feminine delicacy.
10 pVIII,   78|          charmed all things, was seen to approach on her course
11 pVIII,   79|          For on her garments was seen interwoven, after the fancy
12 pVIII,   80|  moderate and measured gait, was seen to be directing her way
13 pVIII,   81|        brighter countenance, was seen hurrying her quick course
14 pVIII,   81|      limits of the shoulders was seen to condescend to the poor
15 pIX,   93  |  together in folds. Her head was seen to be unclothed with covering
16 pIX,   93  |         to her approach, and was seen to go solemnly to a solemn