Canto

 1     5|    pinching cold,~And Albany, unseen and safely sped;~For, fronting
 2     5|      I throw,~Weening that we unseen of others meet,~And kiss
 3     7|    would lie~Buried in earth, unseen of any eye.~ ~ LXVI~So speaking,
 4    11|    within, that livelong day,~Unseen of prying eyes, prolonged
 5    12|    and at their wonder laughs unseen.~ ~ XXXVII~In the mid wood,
 6    21|  ensigns, at the dawn of day,~Unseen of any, always went his
 7    24|        upon my return,~By her unseen or heard, she cannot know,~
 8    43|     doing so she deem herself unseen,~Then faithful you the dame
 9    43|   would comply,~If sure to be unseen of watchful eye.~ ~ XXXIX~"
10    44|    inspired,~With love of her unseen was Leo fired.~ ~ XIII~To
11    45| assured -- in open show,~As I unseen believe it, should I find;~