Canto

 1     5|       was in Geneura's priviest bower.~ ~ IX~"Where, hoarded,
 2     5|      ease.~Then every time your bower by me is sought,~When in
 3     5|         his repair~To the known bower was fixed for the assay.~
 4     5|        cheat divine,~Beneath my bower renews the wonted sign.~ ~
 5     5|      stair,~Saw Polinesso to my bower ascend,~But knew not who
 6     6|       modes, all lovely, form a bower;~And, breaking with their
 7     7|     squadron, in a gay~And airy bower, appointed for his rest,~
 8     7|       as he lay,~Which from her bower where haply to be made~To
 9     7|      palace, she~Stole from her bower alone, through secret way,~
10    12|  repairs,~Till he has seen each bower, each galleried row;~With
11    12|       yet can glad his eyes, in bower or hall,~With the appearance
12    12|     wound~Above, below, through bower and gallery fair,~He yet
13    15|  Beneath one roof supplied with bower and stall,~Themselves, and
14    17|       any fears to ruin hall or bower;~But wood and stone endure
15    18|         all were guested in one bower)~In search of her had little
16    18|       part.~One clears the best bower anchor: one is good~To lower,
17    20|         hither; lodged in royal bower~Ten months or more; for --
18    22|     Throughout the house, hall, bower, or galleried rows:~Yet
19    28|       call the youth into their bower;~And with the girl her leman,
20    32|         slept at ease in lordly bower:~Him, sorer far than wind
21    38| Watchful Aurora hardly from the bower~Of old Tithonus hath put
22    43| pleasure lie.~ ~ LI~For bed and bower, within, were ready dight;~
23    43|       Not only spread in lordly bower and hall.~Vase, gold and
24    43|       mounts from hall~Below to bower above, admiring all.~ ~
25    46|    Beneath pavilion, booth, and bower and tent.~ ~ LXXVI~The weird