Canto

 1     1|      at each shadow, seen in valley blind,~Or mountain, feared
 2     2| Before she met a hermit in a valley.~Devotion in his aspect
 3     4|   maid and courier through a valley wind,~Brunello now before
 4     4|    XII~A rock from that deep valley's centre springs;~Bright
 5     4| Among the rocks of the moist valley dropt,~And at short distance
 6     4|     view,~And squat within a valley out of sight:~Nor cares
 7    11| seeking pasture, through the valley wended,~Where the green
 8    11|   space betwixt was like the valley low,~Which oftentimes we
 9    12|      Returning to the lonely valley, where~Enceladus the Aetnaean
10    12|       and level land,~Field, valley, running stream, or water
11    13|       in the gloomy wood,~In valley, and in cave, wherein the
12    22|    the road anew;~And now by valley, now by mountain-height,~
13    23|     inn, from the disastrous valley prest.~ ~ XLIV~A spacious
14    26|   And either pathway to that valley guides,~Where she had newly
15    27|     blow,~And of the hill or valley, in its way,~One portion
16    29|      steep,~Which overhung a valley dark and deep.~ ~ LII~Here
17    31|  ween,~By wood, by mountain, valley, and by plain,~Flying the
18    32|     Dordogne's waters to the valley wind;~And Montferrant's
19    34|   below descried;~Here other valley, other hill and plain,~With
20    34|      measure,~They o'er that valley's better part extend.~There
21    36|   train;~Then to a sheltered valley turned aside,~Wherein embosomed
22    36|   nigh as soon as they, that valley; how~Her coming thither
23    36|      complaint is heard from valley near:~All now stand listening,
24    37|  words they heard:~When in a valley they three women found~Making
25    42|      and there;~By thorniest valley and by roughest hill,~And
26    44|     reeking blood,~As to the valley foams the mountain-flood.~ ~