Canto

 1     6|     cheated by the floating pile,~And idly take the monster
 2    10|    grief; or, as on funeral pile~Fair Dido, she beneath the
 3    16|     Sarzan so destroys each pile,~Such slaughter deals, that
 4    19|   the damsel quit the lowly pile~(So she esteemed the youth)
 5    22|  But turning to the various pile I raise,~(Gramercy! dear
 6    29|   This nearly imitates that pile beside~Old Tyber's stream,
 7    29|     was dight;~But not that pile and tower with equal haste~
 8    33|     the Nubian city's royal pile;~Threading the two, where,
 9    33|    on all sides the wealthy pile surround,~Clear colonnades
10    35|   the brim,~Aye thinned the pile, but ne'er his labour ended;~
11    42| have sufficed such gorgeous pile to rear.~ ~ LXXVIII~Above
12    42|     said he, that owned the pile)~To shew the touchstone