Canto

 1     3|  appear~The rugged road less dismal and severe.~ ~  LXVI~Of
 2     4|   knight~Pricked through the dismal forest dark and drear;~While
 3    14| bosom of the moon; a dun~And dismal cloud above extending wide,~
 4    18|   the night,~Which grew more dismal and more dark than hell.~
 5    20|   Upon this side or that the dismal news.~ ~ XXIX~" 'Twas thus
 6    23|    eyes;~But in a cloud more dismal than the rest,~Is the unhappy
 7    34| requite;~And whom, in a more dismal prison pent,~Smoke blinds,
 8    34| through the darkness of that dismal seat~And those foul fumes,
 9    39|  from surprise~In that dark, dismal hour, amid his crew~Worse
10    43|   wide,~A holt, and dark and dismal greenwood grows.~Silent
11    43|   brought by evil wound.~All dismal fear relieved that eremite,~