Canto

 1     3|     still shall keep it, if the lights which glow~Within me, but
 2     4|  magician, at his sadle bow.~He lights and seeks her, who like
 3     8|    speaking, now upon her bosom lights:~As her, securer, next he
 4    10|        steel or rock the weapon lights.~ ~  CII~When he perceives
 5    10|     wide for better speed.~Down lights Rogero, and forbears with
 6    11|        to torch gives fire, and lights increase,~Until the flame
 7    15|         severed by the pair,~He lights and staggers till he finds
 8    15|         both helm and head:~Nor lights the duke less swiftly than
 9    19|       the augury~From him whose lights upon the gunwale play.~This
10    24| scattered round.~ ~ LIII~Isabel lights as well; and, where they
11    25|       main~His yellow head, and lights the world again.~ ~  XLV~"
12    32|        next meets the maid, and lights~With feet in air, at distance
13    33|         Even by the light which lights the glorious sun,~That he
14    41|     rein;~Balked of his end, he lights upon the field,~Draws Balisarda,
15    42|         demon said)~Whereof one lights, one quenches amorous fires;~
16    42|     Whence squires with blazing lights (a numerous crew)~Issued,
17    42|          by the help of blazing lights,~Marked, one by one, the
18    43|      and, for her view,~-- Lest lights should lack, whereby her
19    46|         hear his speech intent;~Lights from his courser, and towards