Canto

 1     4|        her defence some warrior hie;~And as her champion true,
 2    14|         and to the arch-angel: "Hie,~To seek the Christian host
 3    18|       to the neighbouring haven hie.~ ~ CXXXV~And there a carack
 4    18|       one, towards that quarter hie.~"Brother, behoves us,"
 5    19|         to the port for shelter hie,~Nor yet can keep the open
 6    20| Sansonetto, pale and trembling, hie~Towards the sea, and behind
 7    22|         yet beyond that hill to hie,~And little time can here
 8    23|         there across the forest hie,~And hurry thither, all,
 9    24|       can the prince no further hie,~And so beside a fount is
10    25|      she must hither unattended hie!~-- But I thank Heaven,
11    25|       and place of change, they hie~Whither Sir Aldigier's advices
12    32|       stirring speeches, hither hie~From that wide-distant sea,
13    33|         to the Lombard wine-fat hie,~Drugged by the bait, like
14    35|     paynim's bridge resolves to hie;~And now so much the more --