Canto

 1     4|       venge the damsel foully shent.~For she, whose life is
 2    21|      you was saved, and I was shent.~ ~ XIII~"And if enough
 3    21|       cause that baron he had shent.~And having heard the knight
 4    22|    When I so bitterly Gabrina shent,~Nor if I yet expend some
 5    22|   many illustrious lords were shent:~Worse prisoners they than
 6    22|      whither, by a knight was shent.~ ~ L~"This knight, as flouted
 7    24|    merits not to be so foully shent.~I, as I find his fault
 8    25|    pleasure, Love, to have me shent,~Because by glad estate
 9    27|     in back and arms all over shent~Was Discord by that angel,
10    29|      death that damsel he had shent,~He might at least revive
11    29|    shoulder slipt, lay foully shent.~Long how to bear her thence
12    29|    hand was slain, one foully shent;~Seldom he stopt, and ever
13    30|     deemed he would be foully shent~Who to this treaty first
14    32|   else her harassed soul have shent.~She, one day that along
15    33|    appears the joy of triumph shent."~ ~ XXXIII~So saying, to
16    34| deemed his friends by him are shent,~Who thus bring down on
17    34|    with this rebuke St. Peter shent;~In saying, "What is it
18    36|       many times to death has shent,~Under the faith of love,
19    37|     mindful how they had been shent,~Now let their hands hang
20    39|        as weak and proud some shent~Their king, and (as still
21    39|     and stones the Christians shent;~Which on their ships in
22    42| mangled corse had dragged and shent.~ ~ III~Unconquered Duke
23    45|      grief Rogero's heart was shent;~Which, night and day, and
24    46|  Rodomont, who rather than be shent~For the least deed of shame,