Canto

 1     1|       Her eye-balls bathed in slumber's balmy dew.~But little
 2    10|  cares molest,~Olympia lap in slumber so profound,~No sheltered
 3    10|      Queen of Nile,~In mortal slumber would have closed her eye:~
 4    17|     Or dormice, overcome with slumber, lie.~Martano and Origille,
 5    18|  little fear the paynim race,~Slumber with fires extinguished
 6    18|     light on one who does not slumber.~ ~ CLXXXII~And though they
 7    20|       light,~Which had, while slumber sealed their heavy eyes,~
 8    25|       her wearied eyes should slumber light,~All is deceitful
 9    25|       is deceitful that brief slumber shows.~To her it seems,
10    25|    well, and rest ensued:~For Slumber came and steeped his wearied
11    27|    and many sighs,~As if deep slumber had but then given place,~
12    32| badger, or of bear,~The heavy slumber would she fain partake!~
13    33|       seeks repose:~ ~ LX~Yet slumber toward dawn, and in a dream~
14    39|       the grass, opprest with slumber lies;~And, pale and startled,
15    39|      marvels at himself, from slumber free.~When his recovered
16    45|    while his eyes were yet by slumber glued?~A courier, who the