Canto

 1     1|  from her saddle 'mid spring flowers descends~And takes the bridle
 2     2|     on the bank, which gaudy flowers displayed,~Reposing, overhangs
 3     6|     Rogero lit the grass and flowers among,~But held him, lest
 4     7|     laid~Among the grass and flowers, like one that's dead.~But, " '
 5     8|  appeared as he,~Mid odorous flowers, upon a grassy bed,~Were
 6     8|     tempest rose,~And wasted flowers, and trees uptore and rent.~
 7    11|    which falls between white flowers and red;~And, the shaft
 8    12|      still scattering yellow flowers and red,~Aurora stained
 9    16| course:~And there were azure flowers and yellow sprung,~Now slaughtered
10    17|     Upon the jousters yellow flowers and red;~While these, as
11    18|  more joyfully, 'mid all~The flowers of spring-tide, yellow,
12    22|     powdered o'er~With snowy flowers, a crimson surcoat wore.~ ~
13    22| warrior bear,~Who with white flowers had purfled o'er his vest.~
14    22|      his surcoat, with white flowers gay."~Without a word exchanged,
15    25|   white~And red -- a rain of flowers the horizon strewed,~Painting
16    26|    Extends the champion amid flowers and grass.~To run his chance
17    26|     Then him, 'mid grass and flowers, his comrades view,~With
18    31|     might count as well what flowers~Zephyr and Flora shed, mid
19    34|  well might pass for natural flowers which blow,~Catching their
20    34|   ever filled with fruit and flowers.~ ~ L~Warble the wanton
21    34|    dead.~He passed a heap of flowers, that erst distilled~Sweet
22    43|   basket throws~All her rich flowers, and paints it red and white;~
23    44| gorgeous palls.~Of herbs and flowers a mingled rain, where'er~
24    45| beheld a garden, bright~With flowers and leaves in April or in
25    46|    Green boughs therein, and flowers and foliage blend;~And make