Canto

 1     9|     the band.~Here ten, there twenty, seven or eight, or four,~
 2    13|    bitter anguish slake,~Some twenty men the gloomy cavern fill;~
 3    15|    the crowded tomb.~ ~ IV~Of twenty thousand warriors thither
 4    17|    brindled beast for ten,~Or twenty yards, and, after, stop
 5    18|    the train,~Ill Rodomont in twenty days would clear~The gathering
 6    18|     one cross-blow fifteen or twenty foes~He hews, as many leaves
 7    20|     unfold.~ ~ X~"When, after twenty years, the Grecian host~
 8    20|    slay.~ ~  XXXV~"Did ten or twenty persons, or yet more,~Arrive,
 9    20|   into the power~Of more than twenty. If restored to thee,~Think
10    20|        Though in the power of twenty were the maid."~ ~ CXLII~
11    22|   Traverses in less time than twenty days~Both the Moravian and
12    23|     LXII~Of a hundred men and twenty, in that crew,~(So Turpin
13    25|        XCI~"I fifteen days or twenty ask, that I~Yet once again
14    26|      other band,~Slays ten or twenty, shifting his career;~No
15    30|   return~When fifteen days or twenty were gone by:~So had he
16    31|     good Rinaldo spread,~Some twenty thousand of the paynims
17    32| daughter mourn,~Because those twenty days so slowly trail:~--
18    32|      three, six, by eight, by twenty days --~She seeing not her
19    32|    month's space beyond those twenty days~This hope affords fair
20    35|          Shall have existence twenty years before,~Dating from
21    38|   those that heir his sway,~I twenty loads of gold of perfect
22    43|       upland dry --~Extending twenty miles about that water,~
23    43|      produce she possest~Ten, twenty ducats' value deemed the
24    44|      dight,~Who nothing under twenty thousand rank,~Along the