Canto

 1     4|         to be~Rogero's dungeon, safely harboured there;~Who whilom
 2     5|          And Albany, unseen and safely sped;~For, fronting a dismantled
 3     6| branches wing~Their flight, and safely amorous descants sing.~ ~
 4     6|         He mused this while how safely he might find~A passage
 5     7|     things concealed~Conjecture safely, from the charms revealed.~ ~
 6     7|         horsemen, unespied,~May safely do, without impediment,~
 7     7|      her heart could bring~Thee safely in thy perils, like the
 8     8|  channel to fair London's seat,~Safely the mariners their course
 9     9|       Arab weeds, he this might safely do;~And of his purpose came
10    13|       landward, on the shore we safely light~Who in the skiff embarked;
11    15|         fierce Orrilo swim;~And safely, with the head, regains
12    20|         Well are ye paired, and safely would I swear~That thou
13    21|         from the fortilage they safely fare.~So plucks that impious
14    23|      reft;~But at what might be safely hidden, caught,~And, grieved
15    25|        In the assurance it will safely go,~This hinders not; he
16    31|        his wain.~(And adds,) as safely as himself might stay~The
17    35|        sweet,~Convey the medals safely to the fane,~So they whose
18    40|       beneath their conduct go,~Safely may follow them; for at
19    43|        shore.~ ~ XXXVI~"I enter safely, that my palace knew,~And
20    43|        should blend;~And who so safely should that bright repair~
21    43|     mariners, the bark was laid~Safely beside the rugged rock and
22    44|     haven of Marseilles.~There, safely harboured, let the chiefs
23    46|         I so long a course have safely run.~ ~  III~What beauteous