Canto

 1    10|  ground;~Knowing those secret beauties are espied,~Which, howsoever
 2    11|      Warmed by whose youthful beauties, the severe~Xenocrates would
 3    11|       how.~ ~ LXVII~Olympia's beauties are of those most rare,~
 4    16| tresses please:~Beneath which beauties lurks a wanton heart~With
 5    23| Nearer the field of fight her beauties bore.~ ~ LXIV~When young
 6    28|      Astolpho now display~The beauties of his hand, now of his
 7    28|       in her faded cheek such beauties meet,~Love and the Graces
 8    32|       before those charms all beauties wane)~Are such as Heaven
 9    34|     all was won,~My sovereign beauties for the service done.~ ~
10    43|    was he named)~Was with the beauties of the dame inflamed;~ ~
11    43|    his wound:~At length those beauties, to his eyes so dear,~Parforce
12    45|    shorten day,~Earth all its beauties from the sight doth hide;~