Canto

 1     2|    choose but fall, amazed~And blinded by the clear and dazzling
 2     5|   feigned~Weened not, so was I blinded to my shame:~Though, in
 3     6|     band, in sudden overthrow,~Blinded by this, had sunk the knight
 4    12|  marked the feat;~So were they blinded by their angry heat.~ ~
 5    13|      of the company;~By a blow blinded, which from nose to ear~
 6    22|      discovery, every wight~Is blinded, or on earth half lifeless
 7    22| enchanted rays;~Which, without blinded eyes, can none abide~Upright,
 8    23|      plain,~Hither and tither, blinded by his fear;~And bore with
 9    34|     for a fair paynim maid~Had blinded so that knight, of grace
10    36|     their strife with pain.~So blinded are the pair with spite
11    37|       kill.~ ~ LIX~"Yet hatred blinded not her judgment so,~But