Canto

 1     2|           the mouldering rust and rain:~The robber scours the country
 2     8|       conflagration with a sudden rain,~Which haply human art had
 3     9|          But, swoln with mountain rain and melted snows,~Then thundered,
 4    11|       seen to rise,~Pregnant with rain and storm, which seems withal~
 5    11|          veil, looks out amid the rain.~And as the nightingale
 6    12|            Nor him day, night, or rain, or sun arrest.~ ~ LXVIII~
 7    13|           her head the skies will rain.~ ~  LXII~"With her shall
 8    14|     paynims gall:~An ill-resisted rain, which, in despite~Of helmet,
 9    15|         duke the sword; he 'mid a rain~Of strokes would from the
10    18|        piercing cold and blinding rain,~Afflicted sore the miserable
11    22|       dainty visage furrowed by a rain~Of lovely tears, sore pitied
12    23|           of sighs, and plenteous rain~Of tears, are tokens of
13    25|        till -- white~And red -- a rain of flowers the horizon strewed,~
14    27|   loosened rock and solid bastion rain,~So bold Rogero and Marphisa
15    32| blustering wind, which threatened rain or snow.~ ~ LXIV~To better
16    32|        shelter yield,~But that in rain 'twere worse to lodge afield.~ ~
17    32|       gale,~And now fast fell the rain; yet, forced to seize~Their
18    32|         cloud;~Albeit the furious rain beats fast and loud.~ ~
19    32|         where beats the pattering rain.~Because they separate came, '
20    32|         To bide the raging of the rain and wind,~Where sheltering
21    32|       veins,~Sucks in the welcome rain, and is revived;~So, when
22    33|       freezing wind and pattering rain.~ ~ LXVII~Add to such ill,
23    33|        erturns the vessels, and a rain~Of noisome ordure on the
24    34|        time had beat~The winter's rain and summers scorching heat.~ ~
25    37|        tide,~When fed with mighty rain or melted snow;~And, rending
26    43|      drops, in guise of pattering rain.~That she had worked it
27    44|       herbs and flowers a mingled rain, where'er~They wend, upon
28    45|           hind;~And into hail and rain dissolves the sky;~So she
29    46|       sable skies~Threat hail and rain, the harvest's waste and