Metre/Prose,  page

 1 mII,   18  |      skill. With these blooming garments of flowers does the graciousness
 2 pII,   18  |        these decorations of the garments flamed with the glow of
 3 pII,   21  |      welcome her approach, wove garments for the trees. and with
 4 mIII,   21 |    lively fuller, refreshed the garments ~ ./. of the fields , and
 5 pIV,   41  |        themselves tear apart my garments piece by piece, and, as
 6 pIV,   41  |       assaults of man alone the garments of my modesty suffer disgrace
 7 pVIII,   77|        displayed a new sun. His garments appeared now to be common,
 8 pVIII,   79| continually a rival lustre. Her garments, furthermore, would have
 9 pVIII,   79|        their purity. For on her garments was seen interwoven, after
10 pVIII,   80|       luxuriance in bounds. Her garments did not seem to boast of
11 pVIII,   80|      the hand admission. On her garments a picture showed with faithful
12 pVIII,   81|      the offices of giving. Her garments, which had their substance
13 pVIII,   83|    bowed toward the ground. Her garments, which did not fail from
14 pIX,   92  |      ever separated them. Other garments, of unfamiliar nature, so