Canto

 1     9|     despite~Of king Cymosco, worst among the ill;~So was the
 2    11|    the cruellest appears~And worst, of nature's impious and
 3    14|      d have you know~For the worst ribald in that ample host,~
 4    14|      make upon the place his worst assay.~ ~ XCIX~He who the
 5    15|    thus to save my head.~The worst that can befall me if I
 6    15|      of all bad women is the worst,~He still had censured,
 7    19|      Theban Creon, let their worst be done~Upon these limbs;
 8    19|    Nor hitherto has found me worst in fight.~Whether thou wouldst
 9    21| wrought him in that blow~The worst that could be done by mortal
10    24|    at his hands has suffered worst,~The story of his crimes
11    25|    mine is madder than their worst desire.~ ~ XXXVII~" `Here
12    27|      quarrel, thou in combat worst."~ ~ LXXV~The furious king
13    32|    shall repair;~And he that worst his warlike arms shall ply,~
14    33|   lance in rest,~Against the worst his saddle could maintain.~
15    38|      friend.~ ~ XIV~"When to worst harm and scaith thy bands
16    38|    his aid;~Marphisa, at our worst, has left her post;~So Argier'
17    39|      their royal lord~In his worst peril; for to Arles again~
18    39|   waters thought,~Or, at the worst, to perish with less pain,~(
19    43|  chain should bind, amid the worst,~And that thy talon should
20    45|     Novogorood,~To Ungiardo, worst among the cruel, who~Marvellous
21    45|   think of aught,~Saving the worst that can by me be thought?~ ~