Canto

 1     8|    thou wilt, some beast to swallow me,~So that he keep me not
 2    11|     his throat~The fish, to swallow him, expands so wide,~That
 3    12| furious rate,~They hoped to swallow quick the single knight.~
 4    12|     so fast, she needs must swallow some.~In other canto, sir,
 5    18|   of thunder,~As Heaven, to swallow all in fire, would sunder.~ ~
 6    26|   in mid air, --~The greedy swallow swoop amid that brood,~To
 7    30|     charge.~As swiftly as a swallow cleaves the sky,~Furrowing
 8    30| their foe whilere)~A parent swallow seems, amid that train,~
 9    42|  and cruel fate conveyed~To swallow fire and flame i' the frozen
10    43|      O earth, the wretch to swallow?~ ~ CXLI~"To clear herself
11    46|  they descried;~Firm not to swallow food of any kind,~Nor from