Canto

 1     1|   And ecstasy of joy when he discerned~The lofty presence, cheeks
 2     2|    the sky, and out of reach discerned.~ ~ LIII~"His blows Rogero,
 3     4|     her Rogero the fair dame discerned,~In fearful peril, soar
 4     6|  love more new.~ ~ L~"Late I discerned her light and fickle bent,~
 5     7|     surprise, so foul a dame discerned,~That in this ample world,
 6     8|   There lost: Of whom he had discerned no token~Since Charles's
 7     9|    Touches with fire a vent, discerned with pain;~In guise that
 8    12|    there, like wall or bank, discerned in front,~Of thorns and
 9    13|   enchantress kind, when she discerned~Her fear, advanced with
10    14|   damned, must fare,~And now discerned her in this other hell~(
11    17|  vile Martano from his place discerned~The fate which might be
12    18|       when she all in flight discerned,~Conqueror towards her suburb-inn
13    20|  eyes upon his visage dwell,~Discerned it was the youth for whom,
14    21|     in bitter tears the wife discerned.~ ~  XXI~"And with flushed
15    21|     the harlot, when she had discerned~This other set by her so
16    22|      but woman most, when he discerned~Her dainty visage furrowed
17    24|   the spacious river's side,~Discerned, from far and near, and
18    25| naked gravel with low shrubs discerned,~Undelved by mattock and
19    34|    And from those others was discerned, since writ~Upon the vessel
20    35|      wound,~He a fair fleece discerned that far outvied~Fine gold,
21    38|      hither side,~Whence are discerned the plain, and distant brine,~
22    40|     wrecks and blazing fires discerned,~And such sore slaughter,
23    43|   its road, were no dry eyes discerned:~All sexes, ages, ranks,