Canto

 1     4|      Rogero's dungeon, safely harboured there;~Who whilom was subdued
 2     9|     main.~ ~ XVIII~As soon as harboured there in shattered plight,~
 3     9|       The third day, from the harboured vessel's side,~In Holland,
 4    10|     XVII~As soon as they were harboured in a hight,~Olympia landed
 5    13|    Deemed that the thought he harboured in his head,~He could impart
 6    13|    held the thief and all who harboured there.~Even with such freedom
 7    14|       court~(There hospitably harboured) made resort.~ ~ XVI~Follicon,
 8    14|  Avernus' cell,~Where she was harboured with the damned, must fare,~
 9    14| cavern's entrance multiplied.~Harboured within this grot lies heavy
10    15|   castle on the margin dight;~Harboured in which the enchanted demon
11    15|        And, with all comfort, harboured in the dome.~ ~ XCVII~As
12    18|      sentence, mild or stern.~Harboured, till Gryphon can bear arms,
13    19|   other led:~Haply, in cavern harboured, at mid-day,~Grateful as
14    19|       LXV~No sooner there the harboured ship was seen~(The news
15    20|    all~The knights or footmen harboured in that hall.~ ~ LXXXIV~
16    20|    see,~Within which they are harboured courteously.~ ~ CV~Courteously
17    25|  wight;~Told how the maid had harboured her, and all~Which past,
18    27|   halt, till told~That she is harboured in her father's hold.~ ~
19    30|     cousins are~Returned, and harboured in Mount Alban's hall,~Until
20    32|   search of lodging; but, ere harboured there,~To issue forth, at
21    32|       the tower, he finds her harboured there~Whereof I spake, so
22    32|  power~Should in this hall be harboured without fail:~They that
23    38|      their several powers are harboured both.~Next these, to swear
24    43|     comfort was; of all which harboured were~Here for ten years (
25    44|       thought~And the others, harboured in that cell beside;~But
26    44|     Marseilles.~There, safely harboured, let the chiefs remain,~