Canto

 1     4|       as that host informed his guest,~(And true the tale) a sorcerer,
 2     8|         hope (as he assured his guest)~He would, while yet preparing
 3    10|       had Sir Astolpho been her guest,~Whom with a joyful heart
 4    23|     heat,~With which he saw his guest so troubled, thought:~The
 5    27|         illustrious peer~In his guest's lofty presence saw pourtrayed.~
 6    28| displeased in ought~To mark his guest's inferiority;~Though, but
 7    31|  Montalbano's lord the stranger guest,~The baron recognised, with
 8    32|         therefore women; if, as guest,~I have admittance gained
 9    32|     touched, enjoys each hungry guest;~Nor any further news of
10    33|         to worship every worthy guest.~Already all were sleeping,
11    33|         king.~Seated alone here guest and sovereign are,~And the
12    39|     himself as safe and welcome guest,~As Progne, when she seeks
13    43|       years (for still to every guest~Beneath my roof I bade the
14    44|        same hostelry with him a guest~Was lodged that evening