Canto

 1     1|         Begrimed with dust, and bathed with sweat and blood~Who
 2     1|    damsel spread,~Her eye-balls bathed in slumber's balmy dew.~
 3     5|        tearful flood,~But often bathed by senseless ire with blood?~ ~
 4    10|         father dead,~He saw her bathed in ceaseless tears deplore:~
 5    18|      white and red,~With visage bathed in many a bitter tear~(For
 6    21|        castellain returned,~And bathed in bitter tears the wife
 7    22|         knight,~My visage is so bathed with tears," she cried,~"
 8    22|      whose troubled face apears~Bathed with a briny flood, "Why
 9    23|      Hippalca sore bested;~Who, bathed in tears, and goaded by
10    23|      Dead lay Sir Pinnabel, and bathed in gore;~From whom such
11    23| draw-forth from her breast,~But bathed his neck and face with briny
12    23|  compelled to stop,~(When he is bathed in sweat, and wasted force,~
13    30|       he shun the waters green.~Bathed are knees, paunch, and croup,
14    33|      him from the foe,~All over bathed with blood of hostile vein.~
15    34|     rock, within that wood,~And bathed himself all over in the
16    39|       cried~Valiant Astolpho -- bathed with many a tear --~Turning
17    43|      none but with the wine had bathed his breast.~To have so many
18    43|      aid,~At least my tears had bathed thy visage, I~Should the