Canto

 1     5|      repair~To the known bower was fixed for the assay.~And, ready
 2     6|          sound~Where great Alcides fixed the sailor's bound.~ ~ XVIII~
 3     7|         speak their joys is either fixed,~That oftentimes those meeting
 4     8|           assemble near the sea he fixed a day.~ ~ XXIX~But here,
 5     8|         living rock.~ ~ XXXIX~She, fixed and stupid in her wretchedness,~
 6    10|          Polydore, her infant son;~Fixed on a stone she gazed upon
 7    13|            place my heart possest,~Fixed on the worthiest in the
 8    13|      mankind.~ ~ XIII~"At the time fixed to bear me thence away,~
 9    13|         But all in vain, for I was fixed and bent,~Rather than sate
10    14|           other, that the hour~Was fixed in heaven, when on the following
11    15|       flags and holy cross I know,~Fixed on the verdant shore; see
12    15|            naked limbs of men~Were fixed, the victims of his cruelty.~
13    15|         the city burned,~ ~ LIX~He fixed it here, beneath the sandy
14    20|            and mournful band.~ ~ C~Fixed on his course, the pilot
15    25|            who could do no better, fixed to go.~ ~ LX~" `Into the
16    26|             But when she on Rogero fixed her sight,~Deemed him unparalleled;
17    26|          plain,~Common before, men fixed the landmark's bound,~And
18    34| forethought and his own free will,~Fixed all his love on me that
19    34|            Never to love him had I fixed my mind;~ ~ XXIX~"And, though
20    35|        warrior burned~To seek her, fixed alone in his heart's core;~
21    36|            he saw her so offended,~Fixed himself firmly in his arms
22    36|         thou best dost know.~I the fixed stars had heard of thee
23    38|        holy book~Charles held, and fixed on heaven his earnest look.~ ~
24    41|         stone~The goodly friar had fixed his quiet seat;~Which, there
25    46|         below the deer-hound lies,~Fixed by the gullet fast, with