Book, Chapter

 1    2,  66|        was nothing but a pool of blood! And moreover, when I got
 2    3,  84|         had passed into a tie of blood, I was not at all uneasy,
 3    3,  85|         done me. in their guilty blood, I'm no free man!"~
 4    3,  94|      your head, I'm going to let blood out of it!" His expression
 5    3,  98|        have been quenched in the blood of Eumolpus. Seeing what
 6    3, 101|         s my neck! Pour out that blood you seek to shed under pretext
 7    4, 109|         genius with our wretched blood, the savage sailors rushed
 8    4, 112|         Medea, stained by life's blood of her father's son!~But
 9    4, 117|        you have a drop of decent blood in your veins! You will
10    4, 123|      jaws~May drip with the life blood of men to the plaudits of
11    4, 124|       Rome stained with his life blood.~And earth has divided their
12    4, 124|          since my lips were with blood cooled and moistened,~Nor
13    4, 124| bristling harvest~Grew ripe upon blood and thrust up to the light
14    4, 126|        Here, the Titan unsightly~Blood red, veils his face with
15    4, 126|        with its fire. Showers of blood fall from heaven~These portents
16    4, 126|          compels me.~While enemy blood dyes the Rhine and the Alps
17    4, 128|        her features with clotted blood covered,~Tears pour from
18    4, 128|          tatters,~A torch with a blood red flame waves from her
19    4, 128|         harbors be dyed with the blood of the Romans!'~On earth
20    5, 137|          thee I come, by no dark blood disgraced,~No shrine, in
21    5, 141|        you have polluted it with blood! You have conducted yourself
22    5, 143|       unless you quench it in my blood!" (I was greatly embarrassed
23    5, 145|    Romans. As the first taste of blood arouses the tiger, so did