Canto

 1     4|  the good enchantress truly painted?~ ~ III~She feigns as well
 2    11|  who pourtray~Her carved or painted, as in liquid font~She threw
 3    17|   his lady gay;~One, with a painted Love on crest or shield,~
 4    21|     the ancient limner ever painted,~As by one speck, one single
 5    30|    appear,~And you esteem a painted bird more high,~At least
 6    32|   instead~Of eating, on the painted walls they stare;~Albeit
 7    33|   whom will be surveyed~The painted chamber, I return, and say;~
 8    33|  befalls~You may discern as painted on these walls.~ ~ VII~"
 9    33|     By the prophetic Merlin painted were.~Hither Great Britain'
10    33|    by magic art to rear~The painted chamber at the monarch's
11    33|  pencil drew,~Which you see painted azure, red, and white.~He
12    37|     and hindrance overbore.~Painted and tired above the rest
13    44| iniquity, in wise~Of them I painted, and who nevermore~Go forth,
14    44|   Whereon Biserta's sack is painted fair,~Ruin and fire, and