Canto

 1     4|     the rest.~Such on Riphaean hills, though rarely found,~Are
 2    11|        oftentimes we see small hills between,~Sweet in its season,
 3    13|        eye~Might ocean and the hills about descry.~ ~ XI~"A fitting
 4    13|       billows red;~From Ind to hills, which to a double sea~Afford
 5    14|      city's reach.~By two fair hills o'ershadowed is the dale,~
 6    17|       weary, land 'mid verdant hills,~Between well-shaded and
 7    19|       lovers climb the side~Of hills, which fertile France from
 8    20|      bear~From the surrounding hills to the sea-side,~And of
 9    22|      IV~He entered, 'twixt two hills, a narrow way,~From whence
10    23|        summit rears,~Amid rude hills, confining on Poictiers.~ ~
11    24|        and sling.~Lo! from the hills the rough militia swarms.~
12    24|      seems an Alpine wind, two hills between,~That in the month
13    28|      river lay~And Celtiberian hills upon that side,~(Theirs,
14    29|       former lay,~Had from the hills descended on that shore.~
15    29|      Ammon paid,~Or nigh those hills, whence Nile's full waters
16    33|    doom --~How he beyond these hills should find a tomb."~ ~
17    33|        Childibert the boundary hills has crost,~Heading what
18    33|     the twelfth Lewis o'er the hills is gone;~Has by its roots
19    33|        Called by him, from the hills, in tempest's guise,~Swoop
20    41|     and Boi through~Our Alpine hills, untouched by toil whilere,~
21    41|     and Athesis, beneath those hills~(Which erst the good Antenor
22    42| Stretched at the bottom of the hills did lie;~But afterwards,