Canto

 1     2|         The watchful mariners, in wary sort,~Haul down the mainsail,
 2     2|            who was more bold~Than wary, gave a ready ear; and,
 3     6|          knew,~Believed he was so wary and discreet,~That, had
 4     9|       with his sweeping nets,~The wary fisher fish and pool besets.~ ~
 5     9|          not to kill.~ ~ LXVII~As wary fowler, bent on greater
 6    10|        fond desire, so feigns the wary knight,~Olympia less to
 7    15|     destiny.~ ~ LIII~When him the wary paladin espied,~He stopt
 8    18|       part them wend.~Others more wary, with their reins in hand,~
 9    18|          more dark than hell.~The wary Patron stood to sea outright,~
10    18|    opprest:~But that the wise and wary king of Spain,~Gathered,
11    18|          And now the Saracen with wary view~Has pierced his weasand
12    23|      courser's forehead slipt~His wary hand, and thence the bridle
13    24|        from surprise;~And keeps a wary eye, and smites and flies.~ ~
14    25|        forgot my name?"~ ~ XXI~In wary wise, intent the truth to
15    25|     Shaping her speech to this in wary mode,~My sister that she
16    30|       that he stopt the stroke in wary wise,~And broke its force
17    32|             With reasons good, in wary speech combined,~Persuades
18    33|       arms,' is cried,~For by the wary Spaniards charged within~
19    35|       pain~Than death. O Princes, wary and discreet,~That wisely
20    40|         and such like words, with wary art,~With hope of quickly
21    40|              Faithful, expert and wary was the wight,~Nor in the
22    41|       Foreseeing the assault with wary eye,~Prepared, and at close
23    43|   embassadress in answer said~The wary pilgrim) `in my bags were
24    46|         Rogero stands aloof, with wary ward~As fain to keep the
25    46| underneath the reins:~But now the wary youth the error knew~Through