Canto

 1     4|  secure~Your works will not be buried underground.~So that the
 2     6|     dust~In which the crime is buried, makes confession,~And oftentimes
 3     7| fathoms deep he fain would lie~Buried in earth, unseen of any
 4     9|     the round~Of a new sun was buried in the sea,~Ere he a vessel
 5    11|     More than a hundred fathom buried so,~Where hidden it had
 6    12|      where, in the rocky tomb,~Buried were living folk. Of wide
 7    12|        courtesy,~That he keeps buried, in this rude repair,~A
 8    14|       that in sacred dust~Were buried many and many a year ago.~
 9    17|   pardon from our tyrant fell:~Buried alive, or bound with griding
10    19|    laid.~He, with the monarch, buried Cloridane,~And after followed
11    22|      brave,~Deeming the damsel buried in the cave.~ ~ LXXIII~The
12    22|        the well are gone.~"Lie buried there for ever, from all
13    22|      prest;~And many times had buried half her blade~Within bleeding
14    23|        an end had brought,~And buried deep in earth, the martial
15    29|       Inhabited, and where she buried lies;~To you shall be related
16    29|       dingier skin.~ ~ LX~Nigh buried in their sockets are his
17    30|   beneath it; inches two,~Lies buried in the head the trenchant
18    32|     warlike queen bestowed.~So buried in the thoughts wherewith
19    32|       beauteous daughter)~Half buried lies in mire and marshy
20    36|         Nigh half her helm was buried in the ground:~Nor was the
21    36|        the bust,~Where it half buried lies, with murderous blow:~
22    36|       ranks the saplings rise,~Buried above a palm within the
23    43|   LXVII~The knight of Clermont buried in this mood,~Who lifted
24    44|      memory, by those comrades buried lies:~Nor could they better
25    45|     gear,~And who hath this so buried in his heart,~That he, for
26    46|       raise in air~His dagger, buried it in Rodomont;~And freed