Canto

 1     2|            himself, the victim of despair,~Scorned in his turn, and
 2     2|          him the broken victim of despair.~ ~ XXXVI~Urged by the passion
 3     5|        fell into such fit of deep despair,~He there resolved to die;
 4     5|           the sole source of such despair, and such~Disaster, was
 5     8|      languid eyes upturned, as in despair,~Accusing Him on high, that
 6     8|          plucked, oh, misery! oh,~Despair! what more is left me but
 7    13|  disastrous change,~My comfort to despair, my good to ill:~For he,
 8    14|            Such grief as women in despair can show.~He, who the hope
 9    14|          we of thy succour, Lord, despair,~While we in mind thy saving
10    20|     sighing deeply, cries, in his despair,~"Fell Fortune, with what
11    24|     damsel throws herself, in her despair,~And shrieks so lout that
12    25|       other love, impure or pure, despair;~The rose I well might gather
13    25|          her gods and Mahound, in despair!~-- That they, by open miracle,
14    27|           weeps, and shrieking in despair,~On all in whom he hopes,
15    31|           woe,~Makes wretched man despair, and lays him low!~ ~ VI~
16    32|        Tristram talks, while fell despair~Aye racks the houseless
17    33|       loose, and, in his fury and despair,~Against the monster strives
18    33|          had plunged in uttermost despair~One that to him erewhile
19    33|          sighs, and groans in his despair.~Of his good horn remembers
20    35|         so much the more -- as in despair --~Wends willingly, although
21    37|         to die, she leapt, in her despair,~From a high bank into a
22    39|         himself and mourns in his despair,~And whines, and strives
23    43| complaints ensue!~Immersed in her despair, that lady swore,~Sooner
24    43|       fury waxed, that she in her despair~Made new assault upon her
25    45|       With hostile blood, nor yet despair, for spurns~Of Fortune;