Canto

 1     1|     Nor open grove prefers to thicket blind.~But reckless, pale
 2     1|      XXXVII~Behold! at hand a thicket she surveys~Gay with the
 3     2|     And saw Rinaldo from each thicket sally.~Nor flying long had
 4     2|     his footsteps through the thicket blind.~ ~ LXIX~He, when
 5     4|  among~The bushes, couched in thicket, waits the roe;~She without
 6    12|      with lament resounds the thicket gray.~They issue in a spacious
 7    12| pursued the trace,~Into close thicket, ditch, or narrow lair,~
 8    22|      in the form which in the thicket blind~The false enchanter
 9    23|      hand,~And broke into the thicket of the crew:~One head in
10    24|   Almontes crowned:~He in the thicket heard a courser neigh,~And,
11    33|      run;~And made for thorny thicket, wet or dry,~Tree, rock,
12    36|     view.~ ~ XLII~Within that thicket, of white marble wrought,~
13    41|       to the beach descends a thicket gray,~Where fertile and