Canto

 1     2|         saw, with timid eye,~Such ruin follow from the faulchion'
 2     3|          shall stay,~And prop the ruin with his saving hand;~This
 3     9|          whose foul malignity~The ruin of this world through thee
 4    10|         far and near;~To risk the ruin of herself and land,~Or
 5    11|        roof suspends,~Lest sudden ruin whelm him from atop,~While
 6    11|           walls are upon earth in ruin spread,~Nor in the land
 7    11|          he hears,~And shriek and ruin had concerned him nought,~
 8    14|           Tis thus, 'mid fire and ruin, all assay~To mount the
 9    16|         The furious Rodomont such ruin spread,~Thither arrived
10    17|     summit wait:~Nor any fears to ruin hall or bower;~But wood
11    20|               XCI~Amid the mighty ruin which ensued,~Cries pierce
12    23|           the bear;~And hence the ruin of the Scottish peer,~Either
13    24|          within its camp, attends~Ruin or speedy succour from its
14    25|           brand.~What wreck, what ruin then must have ensued,~From
15    26|            if he here the sinking ruin prop,~There he beholds the
16    27|      flash with pain;~And as dire ruin follows, and from high,~
17    30|         were~The authors of their ruin; and how all~His valiant
18    33|           all to wasting rack and ruin go,~And nothing human or
19    37| unconquered still,~Mid threats of ruin, which in stedfast wise~
20    37|     effect,~That borough fire and ruin may expect.~ ~ CXVIII~Nor
21    38|         well our Africk save,~And ruin this redoubted empire, say.~
22    39|          their ships in such wide ruin pour,~Like tempest never
23    40|           the ditch with headlong ruin fall.~ ~ XXV~Not therefore
24    43|       Built was the city, when to ruin went~Walls founded by the
25    43|         And so upon his head this ruin brought,~Ah! would that
26    43|  appearance which Adonio made~Was ruin to the doctor; for the hound~
27    44|           s sack is painted fair,~Ruin and fire, and feat of chivalry:~
28    46|         much of that fair town to ruin brought;~Whose signs remained,
29    46|       Iberian cave,~In unexpected ruin whelm the train~By impious