Canto

 1     1|     two had struggled long to throw~Each other in the strife,
 2     1|     word was plighted then to throw~After my other arms his
 3     4|      magic light, astonished, throw.~ ~ XXII~The shield might
 4     5|      have read:~Him a stone's throw removed he placed, and spake:~` --
 5     5|      my arms about his neck I throw,~Weening that we unseen
 6    15|   stream; but bootless is the throw:~For like a fish can fierce
 7    17|   ladies from their scaffolds throw~Upon the jousters yellow
 8    21|     lived, on earth must ever throw,~As the least penance of
 9    25|    way some faithful Post may throw;~Nor more delays: up leaps
10    29| opposite by might and main to throw,~Into the stream each doughty
11    39|   foot the furious peer would throw:~Astolpho and others seize
12    41|   Water into the water others throw.~ ~ XIII~Lo! howling horribly,
13    41|      arms from him the billow throw,~This billow followed fast
14    44|   hands from stand and window throw~Damsel and dame upon the
15    46|    there and grapples; and to throw~The stripling sorely in