Metre/Prose,  page

 1 pI,   11   |        lamented the loss of its proper majesty, for this was silvery
 2 mIII,   23 |    Phoebus spoils night ~of its proper hours, and the pygmy day
 3 pIII,   24 |      sure management thy life's proper course; who in time past
 4 pIV,   38  |         the law of predicate in proper relation. Some, who have
 5 pIV,   38  |          and will not await the proper addition of the subject'
 6 pIV,   43  |        governed with harmony of proper order, furnished with laws
 7 pIV,   44  |       form their figures on the proper anvils, and should not let
 8 pV,   50   |      the hammers to leave their proper work, and become strangers
 9 pV,   50   |       possible from the path of proper description into the by-track
10 pV,   52   |     quality, and the noun as is proper in a thing retentive of
11 pV,   55   |        the association of their proper anvils, and condemned them
12 mVI,   59  |      inhuman man repudiates the proper practices of humanity. Then,
13 pVI,   59  |        replied, `to deprive thy proper and meritorious request
14 mVII,   67 | understand why it is denied its proper revenues, and asks aid of
15 pVIII,   77|   arranged in manner seemly and proper, so that it should not stray
16 pIX,   94  | preserved, showed to Genius her proper gratitude. Then Genius,