Canto

 1     1|          whose raging breast was pent~A reckless fire which struggled
 2     3|        he boasted, by the wizard pent:~And to his lord such promise
 3     4|      such partners of his prison pent,~He might the loss of freedom
 4     5|    visage, aye within his helmet pent:~And that the very squire
 5     6|       speed, in ponderous armour pent.~ ~ XXVI~Meanwhile the courser
 6     6|    vapour, in its little channel pent,~Struggles, tormented by
 7     6|     wonderous prodigy~Of spirit, pent beneath the knotty rind,~
 8     6|      knights beside~With me were pent in dark and hollow seat,~
 9     6|       not, I, in warlike cuirass pent;~But to afford my aid to
10     9|     rescue him, in cruel durance pent;~Nor other means to succour
11     9|          cousin of the lord here pent in jail.~ ~ LXII~One, good
12    12|         running stream, or water pent,~The land and sea; and having
13    12|      depart; while in the palace pent,~Many have weeks and months
14    13|         felons with his hand~Who pent her there. Duke Aymon's
15    17|          calend and through ide,~Pent, till he changed to smiles
16    18|        in the bottom of a turret pent.~ ~ XCI~Thither they go,
17    22| prisoners they than if in prison pent!~ ~ XIV~On Rabican, who
18    22|       frauds in charge,~A spirit pent beneath the threshold lay;~
19    32|     bourne~Exiled, with prisoner pent in noisome jail,~Pines the
20    34|          in a more dismal prison pent,~Smoke blinds, and everlasting
21    34|          whose wits therein were pent~He thus on all those other
22    36|          his leaguering host was pent,~'Twas known, that oft,
23    39|         each relies --~And their pent choler and their rage expose:~
24    43|        left a neighbouring city, pent~Within a limpid stream that
25    45|        cavalier,~Now by Ungiardo pent in dungeon drear.~ ~ XII~