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 1    II|            to the fire,~Her veil and mantle plucked they off by force,~
 2    II|        LXXXIX~This said, he took his mantle's foremost part,~And gan
 3    IV| Love-piercing thought so through her mantle drave,~And in her gentle
 4    IV|         Blacker than erst, her sable mantle spread,~When with two trusty
 5     V|            when the night her drowsy mantle spread,~And filled the earth
 6  VIII|              overgone,~The night her mantle black upon its spreads,~
 7    IX|           time she told.~ ~ XV~Their mantle dark, the grisly shadows
 8  XIII|             heat uprolled,~Her sable mantle was embroidered bright~With
 9   XVI|            his locks they smoked and mantle wide,~His sword that many
10  XVII|          dark folds of night's black mantle lined.~Forward they went
11 XVIII|            stayed on this,~But for a mantle changed the coat he ware,~
12    XX|          came,~As from night's azure mantle oft doth run~Or fall, a