Canto

 1     3|  rugged road less dismal and severe.~ ~  LXVI~Of these the greater
 2     4|    Our impious Scottish law, severe and dread,~Wills, that a
 3     5|    For Polinesso, greedy and severe,~And proud was held, and
 4     8|    sore torment to the sire, severe~And impious more than all
 5    11| whose youthful beauties, the severe~Xenocrates would not have
 6    20|  this land be more cruel and severe~Than any other country,
 7    20|  were the cruel statute less severe~Against the stranger to
 8    20|     grace.'~ ~ LIV~"This was severe Artemia's sentiment,~(So
 9    27|   horrid fury and such blows severe,~She speedily to take her
10    28|      with impious visage and severe~The paynim scared, ill pleased
11    33|     my lot, beyond all wont, severe --~I death in watching,
12    43|    Had tried his wife by too severe a test:~For woman, proof