Canto

 1     1|    clear,~Make music with the stones, and please the ear.~ ~
 2     3|    native operation~O certain stones, to shine like torch i'
 3     3|      from a marsh, to set~Her stones, where Ceres' fruitful treasures
 4     6|     again,~-- `But rough with stones, and rugged to the feet --~
 5     8|      spirits; laid~These upon stones and upon feathers those,~
 6     9|     marbles riven,~And flying stones cast up as high as heaven;~ ~
 7    10|        Or after, viewed; with stones the ramparts glow~More rich
 8    17|    warrior they with volleyed stones would slay,~But that the
 9    19|       She hastened 'twixt two stones the herb to pound,~Then
10    29|  unite,~Stript of their heavy stones the mountains round,~And
11    29| whiles of hair,~Is scathed by stones which that ill road o'erspread.~
12    30|    not if thou knowest -- the stones know --~How by Troyano was
13    34|      for victual crave,~Picks stones, and trees lays level with
14    36|   Marphisa fight,~I with huge stones, amassed by hellish aid,~
15    37|       its vent.,~Him one with stones, another with her nails,~
16    38|     downward thrust~A heap of stones. O what things may he do~
17    38|    wholly puts his trust!~The stones beyond the use of nature
18    39|    Them with fire, sword, and stones the Christians shent;~Which
19    39|     king hears huge and heavy stones descend,~From charged machine
20    41|     ordained,~O'er those hard stones, against that steep ascent,~
21    42|      of hard porphyry are~The stones which form the gateway's
22    43|    might have served the very stones to move,~Such love, such