Canto

 1     1|       if we fight because yon rising sun~This raging heat has
 2     2|   wings,~Running and scarcely rising from the plain;~But when
 3     3|    death and tomb.~She, after rising from the rock, dismayed~
 4     3|        As through the sky the rising sun ascends,~By path, long
 5     5|     intent~Was little shaken: Rising thence to go,~He bears away
 6    10|    two together are not we~At rising? False Bireno! cursed day~
 7    11|    hour Aurora gay before~The rising sun her yellow hair extends~(
 8    11|    and stirs up the sand.~The rising flood ill able to sustain,~
 9    12|      road,~And to the foot of rising mountain came,~Whence (it
10    17|     so dread experiment;~Then rising, when the supper's sumptuous
11    17|     descried~Or Norandine, he rising from his throne,~Embraced
12    19|       which serve as seats in rising rows;~Which for nought else
13    20|    courser for the shock,~And rising in his stirrups scowered
14    23|   above the plain~She saw the rising steed his wings unfold;~
15    27| serene, where Michael dwells,~Rising above this dim and troubled
16    28|       stream was through,~The rising sun 'gan chase the dusky
17    32|    tree, for shelter from the rising squall,~Had been a foolish
18    33|     skies~Blows back anew the rising cloud to ground,~To a hundred
19    33|       distant from their own,~Rising in sullen silence from the
20    34|       years to her less dear,~Rising from bed, Astolpho at his
21    35|     tree,~And study still the rising plant to train;~And artist
22    37|   sight;~Would hinder them of rising from below,~And sink them
23    39|    lazy Rhone,~The plain with rising sepulchres is strown.~ ~
24    41|      high, one sinks him low.~Rising and falling, vext by wave
25    41|    little church receives the rising day;~Commodious is the fane
26    42|     Rinaldo wends towards the rising light:~He the straight road
27    43|     famed)~Mantua from me the rising town was named.~ ~ XCVIII~" `