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 1     I|           seas afoot,~ Or rend the mighty mountains with their hands,~
 2     I|           bestrew the plains~ With mighty trees, or scour the mountain
 3     I|        when they spread, like to a mighty flood,~ Hither or thither,
 4     I|          ways they rival well~ The mighty rivers, the visible in form.~
 5     I|          which flows and flows~ In mighty bend and bay the Ionic seas,~
 6     I|      though for much she seem~ The mighty and the wondrous isle to
 7     I|           since I teach concerning mighty things,~ And go right on
 8     I|       which, moreover, through the mighty years,~ It is preserved,
 9     I|     Dissolved amain throughout the mighty void,~ And lest all else
10    II|          Tis sweet, when, down the mighty main, the winds~ Roll up
11    II|          sweet, again, to view the mighty strife~ Of armies embattled
12    II|            many besides wander the mighty void -~ Cast back from unions
13    II|           green hill.~ Again, when mighty legions, marching round,~
14    II|    Impelled by a blow of another's mighty powers~ And mighty urge;
15    II|       another's mighty powers~ And mighty urge; for then 'tis clear
16    II|          one.~ But, just as, after mighty shipwrecks piled,~ The mighty
17    II|      mighty shipwrecks piled,~ The mighty main is wont to scatter
18    II|          solemn awe through many a mighty land,~ The image of that
19    II|           And so, when through the mighty cities borne,~ She blesses
20    II|         That armed they escort the mighty Mother,~ Or else because
21    II|          the commencements fit~ Of mighty things - the earth, the
22    II|           too, the ramparts of the mighty world~ On all sides round
23   III|          To pry around for in that mighty breast.~ However hugely
24   III|       under, once who swayed~ O'er mighty peoples. And he also, he -~
25    IV|           since I teach concerning mighty things,~ And go right on
26    IV|              Stretched overhead in mighty theatres,~ Upon their poles
27    IV|          shadow; and at times~ The mighty mountains and mountain-sundered
28    IV|            Acheron and filled~ The mighty vaults of sky - so grievously,~
29    IV|            Because his strength is mighty, and the films~ Heavily
30    IV|         Yet pushes, driving on the mighty ship~ Of mighty bulk; one
31    IV|     driving on the mighty ship~ Of mighty bulk; one hand directs the
32    IV|        mortals which perform~ With mighty motions mighty enterprises,~
33    IV|       perform~ With mighty motions mighty enterprises,~ Often in sleep
34    IV|            all regions round~ With mighty cries and wild, as if then
35    IV|         slumbers talk about~ Their mighty enterprises, and have often~
36     V|         cunning craft, out of such mighty waves,~ Out of such mighty
37     V|         mighty waves,~ Out of such mighty darkness, moored life~ In
38     V|        what could hurt us now that mighty maw~ Of Nemeaean Lion, or
39     V|     terrors through the woods~ And mighty mountains and the forest
40     V|     unscathed to abide~ Across the mighty aeons, and how come~  In
41     V|             Needeth no words - the mighty flux itself~ Of multitudinous
42     V|       always borne along~ Into the mighty ocean of the air;~ And did
43     V|    powerless~ To dure and dree the mighty forces there~ Of finite
44     V|          with other~ The four most mighty members the world,~ Aroused
45     V|            other still~ Concerning mighty issues - though indeed~
46     V|      Diffused far and wide through mighty aeons,~ The while they unions
47     V|          the commencements fit~ Of mighty things - earth, sea, and
48     V|          Nor constellations of the mighty world,~ Nor ocean, nor heaven,
49     V|          moon, and ramparts of the mighty world -~ For these consist
50     V|             In first place, if the mighty sphere of heaven~ Revolveth
51     V|          stars,~ Which through the mighty and sidereal years~ Roll
52     V|      sidereal years~ Roll round in mighty orbits, may be sped~ By
53     V|           ether there~ Along their mighty orbits not be borne~ By
54     V|            some one quarter of the mighty world~ Grow weak and weary,
55     V|            the blue regions of the mighty world, -~ How we can know
56     V|         extreme heats nor winds of mighty powers -~ For all things
57     V|       raving round about~ Upon the mighty mountains and all birds~
58     V|              There by the power of mighty rub and rub~ Is fire engendered;
59     V|            of gods abroad~ Through mighty nations, and filled the
60     V|         Beings augmented with such mighty powers~ Could well by any
61     V|            and the hollow roar~ Of mighty menacings forevermore.~
62     V| thunderbolt amain,~ And across the mighty sky the rumblings run?~
63     V|            forest trees~ Among the mighty mountains, by a bolt~ Of
64     V|          war and panic-strike~ The mighty troops of Mars. Thus Discord
65     V|            up~ From the far bottom mighty waves of war.~ But sun and
66     V|    lanterns traversing around~ The mighty, the revolving vault, have
67    VI|        serene repose,~ Do roll the mighty waves of wrath on wrath;~
68    VI|          often comes~ A crash with mighty rumbling. And, again,~ Clouds
69    VI|      linen-awning, stretched~ O'er mighty theatres, gives forth at
70    VI|         Extinguishes the fire with mighty noise;~ As iron, white from
71    VI|           forth a sound~ Among the mighty clouds on high; for when~
72    VI|            when about the sides of mighty peaks~ Thou seest them one
73    VI|         Then canst thou know their mighty masses, then~ Canst view
74    VI|             they rave around~ With mighty roarings, and within those
75    VI|         out: the thunderbolt,~ The mighty, passes through the hedging
76    VI|            Acheron and filled~ The mighty vaults of sky - so grievously,~
77    VI|           winds bear them o'er the mighty sea,~ Like hanging fleeces
78    VI|  hoar-frosts chill,~ And freezing, mighty force - of lakes and pools~
79    VI|            of lakes and pools~ The mighty hardener, and mighty check~
80    VI|           The mighty hardener, and mighty check~ Which in the winter
81    VI|         press with the big urge of mighty powers~ Against the lofty
82    VI|          awaits~ The nature of the mighty world a time~ Of doom and
83    VI|            the deep earth, makes a mighty chasm -~ What once in Syrian
84    VI|          marvel that the sea,~ The mighty ocean, increaseth not. Besides,~
85    VI|          with his heat draws off a mighty part:~ Yea, we behold that
86    VI|            waters, can bear off~ A mighty part of wet, since we behold~
87    VI|           from the reaches~ Of the mighty main, and sprinkle it about~
88    VI|      Tumultuous power. Besides, in mighty part,~ The sea there at
89    VI|     life-stores in those folk whom mighty power~ Of grim necessity