Canto

 1     1|      rent a stone.~And so he sighed and wept; like rivers flowed~
 2     1|     flies.~Time was the lady sighed, her passion slighted;~'
 3     5|      If this began before he sighed for me,~Or, after, of this
 4    18|     inmost bosom groaned and sighed,~Nor would depart until
 5    23|      inmost heart profoundly sighed,~That Anger over Love should
 6    26| Rather like lion roared than sighed: well know~Those two their
 7    27|     for whom I hitherto have sighed~-- Of those so many -- have
 8    35|   with Love's keen goad,~Who sighed for Monodante's valiant
 9    36|      in fine, she for Rogero sighed;~And for his love against
10    39|     king of Afric stands:~He sighed, and breathless gazed upon
11    44|    nor yet seem content;~So, sighed and spake not; but -- when