Canto

 1     2|       his home),~Launched on the doubtful sea, which boded ill,~And
 2     5|      reply;~"By deeds be now the doubtful quarrel tried."~The field
 3    11| sometimes in the spring~We see a doubtful sky, when on the plain~A
 4    12|        long revolves~This in her doubtful thought, nor well resolves.~ ~
 5    12|           Such was his wont) the doubtful part to guard,~Of seven
 6    19|     Which had the vantage of the doubtful fray:~Nor, without light,
 7    23|          maid were foul despite.~Doubtful he stands, but covets sore
 8    25|     wrought;~Which diversely his doubtful heart incline:~The unhappy
 9    30|      known,~As for the rest, let doubtful victory~Descend on him whom
10    31|       they knew, well neighed in doubtful scale,~That they were fitly
11    31|        the former breach,~Though doubtful how that tale he should
12    37|      accepts, puts by;~Or, as of doubtful issue, some suspends.~Deeming
13    37|          they were losers in the doubtful war.~ ~ CXIV~For she would
14    38|        but pain,~Whatever is the doubtful combat's end.~She will not
15    40|           Forever sifting in his doubtful sprite,~If it be better
16    41|         descries~Sobrino, in the doubtful strife unpaired:~At him
17    42|        ground,~Frederick Fulgoso doubtful does appear;~Who, searching
18    44|        or in scorn with me;~Hath doubtful Fortune good or ill in store;~
19    45|       For this not vainly in the doubtful fight~Should Constantine'