Canto

 1    14|         water to his throat.~ ~ CXX~Dripping and foul with water
 2    17|     seen, and all his court;~ ~ CXX~And, taken for the man whose
 3    18|        suburb-inn returned.~ ~  CXX~Sansonnet and Astolpho are
 4    20|   grudge you should escort."~ ~ CXX~Older than Sibyl seemed
 5    23|        restless with desire:~ ~ CXX~Nor thinking she of mightiest
 6    26| recovered, placed his brand.~ ~ CXX~As soon as to himself the
 7    27|       tangled with the tare.~ ~ CXX~"Why has not bounteous Nature
 8    33|      victual from the skies.~ ~ CXX~All bear a female face of
 9    37|       enacted for the place.~ ~ CXX~Within the town the troop
10    43|         certainty and doubt.~ ~ CXX~"How blest would doubt appear,
11    46|         erewhile have shown.~ ~ CXX~Clad was the king in other