Canto

 1     3|         At length, with modest brow, and eyes down cast,~Replied (
 2     3|    cheek and chin;~With shaggy brow, swoln eyes, and cloudy
 3     6|      with jovial and unclouded brow,~Glad April seems to wear
 4    11|      on her tresses, eyes, and brow,~Feels that his heart is
 5    13|  discharged by him, hit either brow,~But most severely on the
 6    14|   Orghetto of Maganza, he from brow~To breast divides, and thence
 7    17|      hair escaped from neck or brow,~Was known; nor can I well
 8    18| encountering him with chearful brow)~"How fares our lady? wither
 9    24|    story, gazing upon Odoric's brow,~In pity, more than hate,
10    25|        tresses wound about her brow,~Wide difference made between
11    25|     passed~In braids about her brow, she whilom wore;~Nor less
12    25|     shorn the tresses from her brow;~ ~ XLVIII~"And next how
13    28|    Roman knight~Cleared up his brow, his visage and his eyes;~
14    30|   helmet clothed the warrior's brow.~ ~ LIX~For this he pauses
15    34|  vanquished man's a prisoner's brow,~He, rather than a victor'
16    38|        like a daughter, on the brow.~Morgana and Clermont's
17    40|        seated at the helm, his brow~Raised towards heaven, and
18    41|     billows rise, with haughty brow,~And Neptune's white herd
19    41|   hallowed cell, on the hill's brow,~A little church receives
20    42|           about whose honoured brow~Phoebus and Pallas bind
21    44|       with bright and cheerful brow,~Lords, paladins and people,
22    45|         with bold and cheerful brow.~As he would feel assured
23    45|   exiled, or aye with troubled brow~Regarded for the deed that
24    46|        I feared, with troubled brow,~To scathe my bark or wander
25    46|    Rogero knows,~With lips and brow unmoved, with stedfast gaze~
26    46|     fix friendly kisses on his brow.~Nor him Sir Dudon, nor