Canto

 1     5|       that baron silently,~And hid within the lonely house,
 2     7|    Atlantes' self appear;~Next hid, and watched so long, that
 3     7|       the book,~Which secrets, hid for many ages, taught.~No
 4     9|     Behind the curtains, I had hid the tried~And faithful follower,
 5    11|     fired I well conclude,~Nor hid the flame that he within
 6    12|      throughout that hold,~Are hid by curtains and by carpets
 7    12|      where the felon thief~Has hid himself and dame in space
 8    12|        intent~And in her bosom hid, and marked the fray:~Next
 9    13|        bear,~Serpent, or lion, hid their savage brood,~They
10    14|     that blew,~Now showed, now hid her; for they were unsown.~
11    14|    every glimpse of light, and hid the sun:~A fearful crash,
12    15| ill-discerned, were all things hid from sight;~When to the
13    16|    best.~While both the lovers hid their nature base,~To others'
14    17|     stone, in her retreat,~Was hid his beauteous lady's visage
15    19|       and mistook the way,~And hid himself again in sheltering
16    19|          XXXVIII~On Ziliantes, hid beneath the wave,~This Morgue
17    20|        Their worth, have haply hid their honours due.~ ~ III~
18    20|      vantage in his flight,~So hid by wood and mist, which
19    25|       tide~The western sun had hid his orbit sheen.~A happy
20    27|  strain,~'Twas that she better hid her wanton vein.~ ~ CXXXIX~"
21    29|   slipt~The virtuous ring, and hid her visage sweet,~Her stirrups
22    35|   damsel satisfied,~Who rarely hid himself form living wight.~"
23    43|        horn~Rinaldo takes; and hid are roof and wall:~St. George
24    43|    tell the whole; and nothing hid from sight.~How sank his
25    43|     first, he haply might have hid his woe;~Which Rumour now
26    43|        The wife Argia, that is hid fast by,~When in such sin
27    44|    beneath the sea~The sun was hid; nor lodging found; his