Canto

 1     2|    not in cool disport --~And steps between, and stops their
 2     4|     foot the cleft espy,~With steps by which the rugged hill
 3     4|  Grant me but one to guide my steps, and lead~Quickly to where
 4    12|      still rove from what his steps pursue,~And he to seek the
 5    12|        XC~By a long flight of steps was the descent~Into the
 6    13|    dead,~And, following in my steps, pursued my way.~Love lent
 7    17|     the cavern to retrace~Her steps: we, couching in our quaint
 8    17|       And Switzers, turn your steps elsewhere , and you,~Ye
 9    18|      wheresoe'er he turns his steps, are left~Heads, arms, and
10    18|       for the river with long steps and slow.~ ~ XXIII~He turned
11    18|   huntress bold -- the flying steps pursue,~Show where my king,
12    18|      CLXXXVIII~Hurrying their steps, they hastened, as they
13    19|  spacious city is place,~With steps, which serve as seats in
14    23| Thither, whence I set out, my steps to guide,~When I departed
15    24|      that strand,~Except some steps, new-printed on the sand.~ ~
16    24|       the sand.~ ~ XXIII~"The steps I traced into the forest
17    28|    thought he had to Rome his steps addrest,~Woe to the town,
18    29|      the count, who bends~His steps across that mountain to
19    33|     wend,~Anew, with reckless steps, into the snare.~Lo! there
20    33|         Treading in Charles's steps, by him shall be~Bridges
21    34| Thereat the duke, amazed, his steps represt,~And to the spirit
22    34|  Wherefore and whither he his steps addrest,~To you I shall
23    35|      wisely tread in Caesar's steps, and gain~Authors for friends!
24    37|      baron and his wife their steps address:~A marvel he of
25    37|    And to the palace bent her steps again:~A flask of Candian
26    41|       he resides~He with weak steps and slow Rogero guides.~ ~
27    43|      for different tasks, the steps of those;~Who burning torches
28    45|    warrior, when he went, his steps had sped;~Because, departing