Canto

 1     1|      fallow deer,~Who, mid the shelter of its native glade,~Has
 2     2|        better that we make~For shelter ere the gathering darkness
 3     4| harbouring those who claim~Its shelter, warlike knight or wandering
 4     6|     scorching ray,~Make a cool shelter from the noontide hour.~
 5    10|        thee~Together two found shelter," did she say;~"Alas! why
 6    12|     naked sword,~As might best shelter to his head afford.~ ~ XLVII~'
 7    14|  evermore~To find some fitting shelter; with desire,~In quiet to
 8    15|    martial fields~Had found no shelter from a thousand shields.~ ~
 9    18|      Here from the boughs such shelter hope the pair~As may conceal
10    19|       will not to the port for shelter hie,~Nor yet can keep the
11    20| underhand~Their kindly mothers shelter and maintain:~While the
12    20|     crew which to that bay~For shelter from the angry tempest wended,~
13    23|       VI~Nor knowing where for shelter she should rove,~Bradamant
14    23|       mid-day fervour made the shelter sweet~To hardy herd as well
15    26| quickly towards their place of shelter came;~ ~ LV~Hippalca she;
16    27|        Denys call,~And fly for shelter to his Paris wall.~ ~  XXXI~
17    32|       light,~To find befitting shelter for the night.~ ~ LXII~As
18    32|        her to run~To tree, for shelter from the rising squall,~
19    32|     never house could such ill shelter yield,~But that in rain '
20    32|     three, four, or more, seek shelter, they~That first arrive,
21    32|    they for ten miles round no shelter find,~But Clodion, that
22    32|       than courtesy,~May she a shelter claim in you repair.~But
23    37|     rugged side;~And such good shelter and good supper found,~As
24    39|       smite,~Agramant finds no shelter; from the sky~Above, thick
25    41|    That arms against it little shelter were;~And by a person of
26    43|    Unless we can to ground for shelter run,~We feel how heavy falls