Canto

 1     5|      too ill and foul a nature flow.~Now, that the truth be
 2     6|  damsels: One, whose fountains flow,~On the green margin sings
 3     7|        hence courteous accents flow:~And here that gentle smile
 4    14|      be pronounced to stand or flow,~So clear and limpid, that
 5    23|     streams of blood profusely flow,~As were a cause for wonderment,
 6    23|      eyes the tears descending flow,~In a wide stream, and flood
 7    31|        upside-down, the waters flow,~And plunge them in the
 8    33| Thither where Ambra and Ticino flow!~Eutar behold, who not alone
 9    33|         Backwards shall sooner flow the mountainstream~Than
10    34|     seas, which round about it flow.~ ~ LXXI~Here doubly waxed
11    36|      hard erewhile, is seen to flow;~At those entreaties, at
12    36|     her whence all her sorrows flow.~Who shall persuade the
13    39|        torrents with like fury flow,~Which, in their fall, two
14    41|       from love those counsels flow~Which once you bore and
15    41|    blood from his right should flow.~ ~ XCIII~Him in the flank
16    42|       favouring Fortune in the flow~Of rolling years, shall
17    43|     tears a plenteous fountain flow~From the full eyes of that
18    43|       that her tears unceasing flow,~And that of long lament
19    44|         increased by him, doth flow,~He saw the imperial ensigns
20    46|       where the Moorish waters flow.~Behold Ginevra! that rich
21    46|        Pierio, Vida, famed for flow~Of lofty eloquence of exhaustless
22    46|        from whence thy sorrows flow;~For few such desperate