Canto

 1     3|     Which covers the renowned magician's mould.~And here have I
 2     3|    may'st have heard how that magician brave~Was cheated by the
 3     4|    fought before,~I liken the magician and his foes;~But the comparison
 4     4|       shield was hung,~By the magician, at his sadle bow.~He lights
 5     4|        Who trusted not to the magician hoar,~Although he seemed
 6    13|      nigh,~Lest her the false magician should espy.~ ~ LXXV~And
 7    22| purpose to have back~What the magician took, the duke attack.~ ~
 8    26|       chisseled were,~By that magician's godlike labour dight;~
 9    27|        Beyond the leech's and magician's aid;~And busts dissevered
10    42|     profits nought.~Next that magician Montalbano's lord~To mark
11    42|       bane.~He flung from the magician suddenly,~And, as by fury