Canto

 1     1|     Their love, and change for ice their former fire.~Rinaldo
 2     2|       And steel and bone, like ice, in shivers go.~ ~ XI~When
 3    12|       blew,~Beginning now from ice its waves to free,~And the
 4    16|     paynim grew~More cold than ice, each Scot more fierce than
 5    23|        with many a tear,~As if ice at his heart-core had been
 6    23| passage to the sight.~As if of ice, the shattered lances fly,~
 7    24|    with pale face,~And cold as ice, remained in her embrace.~ ~
 8    26|      hostile crew~Appears like ice, and she like burning light.~
 9    36|      torrents find a vent,~And ice, so hard erewhile, is seen
10    43|        and in a circle wheels:~Ice at our word takes fire,
11    45|      winds howl, and snows and ice convey;~Bird sings not;
12    45|         Dislodge the snows and ice with genial hear;~And clear
13    46|       in rest.~The spears seem ice, as they in shivers fly.~