Canto

 1     1|       XLII~"The virgin has her image in the rose~Sheltered in
 2     3|      soon as found~(So was his image on her mind impressed),~
 3     7|      there alone to dwell,~The image of her love, and self impressed.~
 4    12| through the Hall;~And with her image cheating both, descries~
 5    21|   graven in his bosom bore~The image of his friend so rashly
 6    26|    heart~Bore of his worth the image so imprest;~-- And added,
 7    35|    suspends~The names about an image, raised in air~Upon a shaft,
 8    42|      Her fair and well wrought image, she disdain~Appeared to
 9    43|      is foregone;~But her fair image graved by Love will ne'er~
10    44|       more:~So deeply is thine image graven here,~It cannot be
11    44|    time therein his hand thine image traced.~ ~ LXVI~"Ivory,