Canto

 1     3|             palms, observe one at this inn~Of black and curly hair,
 2     8|                sun from rich Tithonus' inn withdrew,~And chased the
 3    17|           miles had gone,~At the first inn upon the highway stayed.~
 4    23|              woman thence, in quest~Of inn, from the disastrous valley
 5    27| village-landlord's prayer,~That in his inn besought him to repose.~--
 6    27|               my good fortune, to this inn was brought,~My ignorance
 7    28|                 And there at the first inn set-up your rest;~For I
 8    28|               And ere they reach their inn rejoins his train.~ ~ XXIV~"
 9    28|            father at Valencia kept his inn.~ ~ LIII~As yet, upon the
10    28|              The travellers from their inn to street and square~And
11    32|                in his keep should ever inn,~So long as that fair lady
12    32|                tower,~And seek another inn, by hill or dale.~In fine,
13    35|         thither led)~To young Rogero's inn; and there descended.~She
14    42|            will this eve be pleased to inn.~ ~ LXXII~"For I will make