Canto

 1     8|     Keeping that region close aboard, to explore~The island's
 2    10|   hies,~Which waits them, and aboard the tender goes;~And plying
 3    10|  thanks, Rogero took his seat~Aboard the bark, and passed the
 4    11|  biggest cable that thou hast aboard,~And biggest anchor to my
 5    17|      ten, with pain,~Swimming aboard the bark in safety rest.~
 6    19|     light surveyed,~All those aboard kneeled down in humble guise,~
 7    20|       for this, anew would go aboard,~The unhappy Cretan women
 8    28|      sate heavy on his sprite~Aboard the bark, as when his steed
 9    28|      Rodomont brooked no more aboard to stay,~But bade them land
10    30|    cry,~Who was in mind to go aboard their barge:~But vainly
11    36|   child, and six months gone,~Aboard a helmless boat, and with
12    39|       deemed the land unsafe, aboard~Their barks sought refuge,
13    39|    First into Arles, and then aboard his fleet.~ ~ LXIX~As two
14    39|  craft --~For them that would aboard his navy flee:~He stays
15    41| Olivier, and Monodantes' son,~Aboard her in a shallow bark repair:~
16    42|     crooked boat-hook dragged aboard.~On him Orlando wastes no
17    43|       sun,~Runs to the shore, aboard her pinnace wends,~And all
18    43|       heart to smite;~Now she aboard the pinnace would repair~