Canto

 1     3|         it, if the lights which glow~Within me, but aright inspire
 2     3|     polished steel the ramparts glow:~So long as through deep
 3     5|  assayed, with more than wonted glow,~Me to caress, to mask his
 4     7|         vermeil tint is seen to glow:~Within are strung two rows
 5     8|    their love make man or woman glow,~Changing them into figures
 6     8|   beauty, for which Agrican did glow,~Brought with half Scythia'
 7    10|     which their fevered palates glow.~In this example which I
 8    10|         in the noon's intensest glow,~Takes by the shore: the
 9    10|        with stones the ramparts glow~More rich than carbuncle
10    11|        then slacks the weapon's glow~In streams, which falls
11    17|          whose veins with anger glow,~And shame, too strong to
12    18|    every bosom with such ardour glow,~They deem 'tis better to
13    18|         many, -- and in furious glow~Exclaimed; "Thou falsest
14    19|   winged archer dealt: a sudden glow~She feels, and still the
15    24|  Scottish prince, all over in a glow,~With anger and resentment
16    26|     arms) appeared like fire to glow,~Enraged, that two one knight
17    26|      with disdain all over in a glow,~Thought to accomplish her
18    33|         the shrieks, behold the glow~Of hostile fires, and lo!
19    34| sapphire, ruby, gold, and topaz glow,~Pearl, jacinth, chrysolite
20    37|       joyous face all over in a glow,~(She cried) `Olindro, take
21    37|      dead, her face appeared to glow~With joy, at having dealt
22    43|      full and fruitful harvests glow?~Even now I rise, to hail
23    44|    wherever that bright sun may glow;~And which, when years and