Canto

 1     6|      the strand,~Where stood a mansion seated by the sea:~Puissant
 2     8|   flashes through the spacious mansion fly,~With reaching leap,
 3    12|       on which~Appears a lofty mansion, rare and rich.~ ~ VIII~
 4    12|   While these in the enchanted mansion lie,~That food be wanting
 5    13|       the mead~Where stood the mansion of Atlantes old,~Nor would
 6    14|        the house of Sleep (the mansion blind~Full well he knew)
 7    15|      Contrived, which near his mansion he extends;~So well concealed
 8    27|      its force,~Throughout his mansion tracks the lightning's course.~ ~
 9    28| Reached Rome, and his paternal mansion gained:~There with entreaties
10    32|        So, if one only in that mansion stay,~He with those two,
11    32|            LXXXIV~"Her in this mansion, which his sire bestowed,~
12    35|        With sight of that fair mansion, far and near,~That whence
13    37|       warriors, who~Marganor's mansion in that fortress knew.~ ~
14    40|     when the sun from his rich mansion breaks,~Fortune the faction
15    42|     you, sir knight, within~My mansion will this eve be pleased
16    42|        four gates of that rich mansion see,~And seen from those
17    43|     the full eyes of that fair mansion's lord;~Who cried, now having
18    43|        time bestow.~To him the mansion's master made reply,~He
19    43|    beside~To tell who was that mansion's lord, drew nigh~To the
20    43|      gold~To buy the egregious mansion wound suffice.~To him in