Canto

 1     6|   Besides that she infests the public way,~Which else were free;
 2    11|       his was known not to the public ear;~But when within that
 3    18|      And he determined, in the public sight~O' the city, guilty
 4    18|       To be hung up on high in public view~With the rich-flourished
 5    18|     Had borne away the arms in public view.~ ~ CXXVI~As Norandine
 6    27|     that 'twas offered in such public place.~To draw his scimeter,
 7    28|  street and square~And places, public and divine, resort;~Who,
 8    34|   course I should pursue,~That public shame would still the deed
 9    38|       Marsilius was intent,~To public good preferring private
10    40|       annoy.~ ~ X~And hence in public order was it said,~The camp
11    40| cavalier~The invitation was in public told;~So pleasing to Anglante'