toss'd

Thus passing by the Coast of Sicily, we saw a Man on Shore, who call'd and becken'd to us to take him in; which we endeavour'd to do, but the Water was so shallow, and our little Boat toss'd, that we could not possibly get near him; wherefore he stripp'd himself, and came swiming to us.

Exilius 2008

Thus we suffer our selves to be blown and toss'd by our

Exilius 2008

The Storm continued all Night, and in the Morning we felt what before we fear'd, for we were forceably driven upon a Rock on the Coast of Africa; at the second Blow our Vessel began to shatter, at the third, I saw (to my everlasting Grief) the brave and virtuous Lysander (who was assisting the Mariners) toss'd off into the Sea, where he was immediately overwhelmed with the Waves.

Exilius 2008

In these Thoughts I was toss'd all that Night; when the Morning appear'd, I saw a Ship sailing that Way, to which I call d and becken'd, intreating them to take me in, which they did with much readiness, and put me into a Cabin to repose my self.

Exilius 2008

Behold, Ladies, how my hard Fortune toss'd me, from a Lady to a

Exilius 2008

    Slew, that his horned front toss'd vainly, a sport to the breezes.

Poems and Fragments 2006

    Some from a mangled steer toss'd flesh yet gorily streaming;

Poems and Fragments 2006

    Some from a mangled steer toss'd flesh yet gorily streaming;

Poems and Fragments 2006

    Slew, that his horned front toss'd vainly, a sport to the breezes.

Poems and Fragments 2006

The treacherous ocean is calm, no longer in storm billows toss'd

When the "Evening Star" Went Down 1996