Canto

 1     2|    striking on the bottom of the cell,~The stout elm-bough so
 2     6|      halted at a hermit's humble cell:~And housed within the holy
 3     9|        rescued from the tyrant's cell! --~Her, full of love and
 4    14|        find in church or convent cell;~Where social speech is
 5    14|          believed he to Avernus' cell,~Where she was harboured
 6    16|         prisoners off to dungeon cell.~This while, Sir Baricond
 7    17|          ever from this caverned cell.~But vainly who would from
 8    17|    strange disguise she from the cell~Crawling (for such was her
 9    17|         many men as women in the cell,~We slay (persuaded by the
10    23|          wended she, that in the cell,~Prisoned, Orlando found;
11    24| concealed from day,~His solitary cell hard by did stand:~Within
12    25|    Imprisoned in a dark and evil cell;~Till the discourteous and
13    29|       And vainly bade him to his cell repair~Anew, without that
14    29|        stream, bridge tower, and cell.~ ~ L~'Twere phrensy of
15    31|        beauteous nymph in secret cell.~Nor this the first nor
16    33|          earth, extends a gloomy cell.~The surest pass for him,
17    34|         of ingrate women in this cell~Confined, it would be tedious
18    35|          save that in a caverned cell~He dwelt, no further news
19    41|        sire,~As toward the rocky cell where he resides~He with
20    41|         LVII~Above that hallowed cell, on the hill's brow,~A little
21    43|         in that fair sepulchre a cell;~There shuts herself; therein
22    43|           thence sought the holy cell;~The holy cell of that same
23    43|          the holy cell;~The holy cell of that same hermit hoar,~
24    44|        others, harboured in that cell beside;~But most of all
25    46|       and month and day in lowly cell.~So to chastise themselves