Canto

 1    11|      to feed the beast, from countries round.~Nor long his followers
 2    15|      go~A-field, by whom new countries will be won;~Ten chase a
 3    16|     But habitants of all the countries round:~Nor speak I only
 4    18|    the twain their way those countries through,~By easy stages
 5    18|   about to steer~For western countries, taking in her store:~They,
 6    20|  known, as through~All other countries near or distant, where~The
 7    20| journeys through~Wild paynim countries: danger is there none,~But
 8    22| France and Spain and all the countries round.~ ~ XCIV~When that
 9    31|      warfare so renowned all countries through.~And upon whom,
10    31| weary stage,~Through foreign countries and by hill and plain;~Whom
11    37|    And into exile from those countries send;~But first their gowns
12    43|      Through far and foreign countries have I heard:~So tell, if
13    44|   quest~Through the Austrian countries into Hungary;~Along the