Canto

 1     2|     Excludes the fervors of the middle day.~As first the damsel
 2     2|     cliffs appear;~Where in the middle rose a rugged block,~With
 3    10| Whirlwind descends and camps in middle sea,~As viewing thus the
 4    10|         seemed to plain;~I' the middle was a meadow with a fountain,~
 5    12|         by Anglante's prince in middle course,~Who pierced his
 6    14|  passage gave:~ ~  L~And in the middle of the mead surveyed~Doralice (
 7    16|   fearful man,~That through the middle of the city ran.~ ~ XX~I
 8    19|       cut his question short in middle note.~ ~ X~Zerbino, captain
 9    19|          LXXI~These through the middle of the city go,~And see
10    20|       But when the sun upon the middle day~Had turned his back,
11    22|     what he sought;~For, in the middle of the track, there lay~
12    24|         Sir,~All people that on middle earth do dwell,~Through
13    25|        to go.~ ~ LX~" `Into the middle of a wood profound~By chance
14    26|      sorry jades behold,~I' the middle of that troop, the prisoners,
15    37|        ditch.~A rock was in the middle, fortified~With a tall tower,
16    42|    equal distance pitch,~I' the middle, tables for the festive
17    42|         XCVI~The statues in the middle form a round,~The floor
18    46|       birds, that mount through middle sky.~ ~ CXVI~Rodomont's