Canto

 1     1|      anvils had not stood the deafening blows.~It now behoves the
 2     1|      erpast)~There, where the deafening bolt had beat him down,~
 3     9|    flies the bullet with such deafening sound,~That bolt and lightening
 4     9|   front,~Appears (so loud the deafening crash and groan)~As if he
 5    10|      either bank was shed~The deafening noise and din o'er sea and
 6    11|     wood and hill rebound the deafening roar.~ ~ XLIV~Forth from
 7    16|     the Christians fling;~The deafening clamours put the heavens
 8    16|     neighbouring tribes where deafening Nile descends.~ ~ LVII~The
 9    18| against them go.~While so the deafening drum and trumpet sounds,~'
10    20|        When in their ears the deafening horn was wound,~Not only
11    20|    multitude,~In panic at the deafening echo, start.~When you are
12    20|    street.~All fly before the deafening sound, and hide:~Many in
13    21|   fiercely plied,~And (as the deafening noise demonstrates) near.~
14    31|   both fall headlong, and the deafening sound~Re-echo vaulted skies
15    31|       From distant parts, the deafening din rebounded;~And struck
16    33|       every one who hears the deafening strain~May not in panic
17    33|     As a safe refuge from the deafening yell.~As far, and farther
18    35|       with discordant cry~And deafening din their airy flight pursue;~
19    46|       by men and wheels, with deafening din~Descends upon the sharpened