Canto

 1     3|    Melissa heard the dame with signs of woe,~And thus, with streaming
 2     4|        characters and wondrous signs, upturned~A virtuous stone,
 3     5|  Though, in a thousand certain signs betrayed,~The faithless
 4     7|    that stars, observed by me,~Signs in conjunction, sacred fibres,
 5     9|      So that no longer distant signs appear~Of either shore on
 6    12|         and breast, with livid signs,~At the end of her lament
 7    15|      duke perforce attend,~Who signs to me from far, and prays
 8    16|      mien,~That in her face no signs of dread appear,~Having
 9    17|       Then the high-street gay signs of triumph wore,~Covered
10    18|       anew,~Aye leaving bloody signs when he withdrew.~ ~ LXIII~
11    24|      with her eyes the unhappy signs explored,~And she had heard
12    26|        cruel blade~Most deadly signs of prowess should be shown,~
13    26|        France;~And has stamped signs of this upon the foe.~If
14    27|        and made appear~By open signs they knew him for the Cheat.~
15    32|      their love conceived~From signs of kindness witnessed evermore.~
16    32|      castle stood; and he with signs replied~As well as words,
17    32|     rise.~With that the warder signs to one, that goes~And many
18    33|     new-born sun,~And in these signs, unlike the past, was read~
19    33|    hand;~And to the sewer next signs to have the board~Anew with
20    34| warrior heed,~Who heard, these signs of adulation were;~And in
21    39|       Orlando plainly knew,~By signs, whereof those ancient saints
22    39|      redoubted damsels twain),~Signs even to this day remain
23    41|       yard; and with his hand,~Signs to the crew the thing he
24    43|  joined the threatnings of the signs above,~How stands his heart
25    43|       to stay.~Through all the signs the sun had travelled, ere~
26    43|    Having his virtue proved by signs more clear.~This counsel
27    46|    town to ruin brought;~Whose signs remained, and yet will long