Canto

 1     3|  right.~ ~ XLVIII~"To him his grateful city owes a debt,~The greatest
 2     3|       I recount, and more~His grateful realm shall Hercules adore;~ ~
 3     6|  service done with praise and grateful heart."~Rogero said; and,
 4     6|     like you."~ ~ LXXXI~Their grateful thanks the ladies, worthily~
 5     9|       count with courtesy~And grateful thanks the service done
 6    10|       that he in the cool and grateful shade~Would rest his weary
 7    13|      all those~Which might be grateful to the damsel's ear,~Her
 8    17|       Or stript of leaf, with grateful murmur fill:~'Tis said the
 9    19| cavern harboured, at mid-day,~Grateful as that to which Aeneas
10    20|    And in few days to them so grateful proved,~Above all dearest
11    23|     rill of limpid vein,~And, grateful with cool shade, thou gloomy
12    29|      I trust, thou shalt more grateful be,~Than were all Europe
13    34|       had deserved,~If a more grateful master he had served.~ ~
14    38|       Marphisa first began in grateful strain:~"Unconquered Caesar,
15    41|     And to heaven's king with grateful thanks o'erflowed;~And deemed,
16    42|      Most pleasant, cool, and grateful, is that ground;~So rendered