Canto

 1     1|    roused by rowel from his grassy bed.~That of the paynim
 2     4|    For she no sooner on the grassy mead~Had laid her head,
 3     8|  Where, amid stubs upon the grassy shore,~Angelica, unhappy
 4     8|     odorous flowers, upon a grassy bed,~Were gazing on that
 5    11|     sea-side, and through a grassy field~Pursued his way, towards
 6    12|   On her departure from the grassy fount.~"Choosing to do what
 7    17|    ruminating, chewed their grassy food:~ ~ LXIV~"But when,
 8    21|   He fell reversed upon his grassy bed.~Meanwhile two squires,
 9    22| time the sheep foregoes his grassy meat,~Penned in the cabin
10    27|    serpent creeps along the grassy sod;~So bear and ravening
11    31|   Re-echo vaulted skies and grassy bank.~So rang our stream,