Canto

 1     2|      is left me but to eye~Her prison on that cliff's aerial crest?~
 2     2|      Or to be slain, or in his prison stied.~When lo! a messenger,
 3     3|       tie behind~Her back, and prison Mars, removed from sight.~
 4     4|      with such partners of his prison pent,~He might the loss
 5     9|     Wronged by Cymosco, who in prison mews~Her plighted spouse,
 6     9|        I, to liberate him from prison, go~And yield myself to
 7     9|        their duke in loathsome prison stayed.~ ~ LXXXIII~To Friesland'
 8    10|       needful succour and from prison bear?~Wretch, whither shall
 9    17|      vainly who would from her prison flee,~Hopes peace or pardon
10    18|        All the next morn: they prison in the tower~Origille, till
11    20|     And, closely guarded, into prison flung,~Kept for like cruel
12    21|        enough to sty~Me in his prison, let him take away~This
13    21|    tale, and told how she from prison fled;~But suffered from
14    22|      prisoners they than if in prison pent!~ ~ XIV~On Rabican,
15    23|     wrong.~ ~ LI~That night in prison, fettered with a pair~Of
16    29|      suspended rest.~But he in prison pens the christened train,~('
17    30|    Infidel; and all by me~From prison on the selfsame day set
18    30|      freed the captive pair to prison led.~The tidings, overjoyed,
19    34|     And whom, in a more dismal prison pent,~Smoke blinds, and
20    37| Condemned to gallows, fire, or prison goes;~Who, notwithstanding
21    39|   offer does agree.~Dudon from prison loosed, his thanks bestows;~
22    42|     every side;~Which from its prison freed, mid hymns of love,~
23    42|      so much more, that out of prison ward~He then would Malagigi
24    44|        there the twain~As in a prison kept her evermore.~Willing
25    44|      sire, obeys the rein:~Yet prison, death, and every pain and
26    45|        how he in this guise in prison pined,~To his rescue either
27    46|     jailer was found dead,~The prison broke and prisoner away:~
28    46|    magnanimity.~None doomed to prison, wheel or halter, none~Condemned