Canto

 1     3|           LXVIII~"And lest to shut thine eyes, thou should'
 2     5| Rinaldo's brand.~The gate was shut, and to the porter near,~
 3     7|      Which her delicious lips shut up or show.~Of force to
 4     9|      One seen before, and one shut in behind.~The third day,
 5    10|       his steed~Furl, yet not shut so close, his wings again,~
 6    18|       go, be sure the land~Is shut against you, wheresoe'er
 7    22|   hied,~Ere to a vale he came shut out from day,~Where he before
 8    26|     waters drop,~Hastening to shut the stream within its bounds,~
 9    28|       For windows ever closed shut out the day)~Where one wall
10    32|       so such beauty I should shut the door.~ ~ XC~" `And,
11    32|       should belong.'~ ~ XCI~"Shut out all night, the moody
12    34|    did unclose~That cave long shut, and made the passage free,~
13    39|    sure retreat to gain,~Bade shut the city-gate which faced
14    43|     unlawful love the barrier shut,~Made limn in picture, or