Canto

 1     1|    rout forsaken.~ ~ X~There, lodged by Charles, that gentle
 2     2|    XXXVI~Urged by the passion lodged in every breast,~A restless
 3     3|    spirit of immortal strain;~Lodged in the enchanter's corpse,
 4    12|       some more far away,~All lodged nigh town or hamlet on the
 5    16|   that in either's breast~Was lodged a fickle heart; the dame
 6    17|  closed that cavern deep,~And lodged us there. With that, to
 7    18|   from the English shore,~Had lodged them in the town short time
 8    18|      bring,~And in his palace lodged, as fitting meed;~Having
 9    18|        of the city clear,~Are lodged, upon the day before the
10    19|    from the day~She there was lodged, with such fidelity,~Unfastened
11    20|     spite~Impelled me hither; lodged in royal bower~Ten months
12    27|   towards the western sun,~Is lodged the giant monarch of Argier;~
13    27|       In different homesteads lodged, the drovers lay.~ ~ CXXX~
14    28|   have been or peer.~ ~ XXXI~"Lodged by him in his palace, every
15    32|     and the defend,~Who to be lodged within its walls pretend.~ ~
16    32|       his rest:~With him were lodged ten cavaliers, allowed~Through
17    32|     So long as that fair lady lodged therein.~ ~ LXXXVI~"When,
18    32|      in that castle should be lodged alone,~And Clodion with
19    33|       their steeds.~ ~ LXXVII~Lodged in a township at the fall
20    35|        I believe, mine is not lodged so high.~On your bright
21    44| hostelry with him a guest~Was lodged that evening a Romanian
22    46|     ends of earth repair;~All lodged conveniently, to their content,~