Canto

 1     8| they been tried,~Could have availed to tear thee from my side.~ ~
 2    19|    Say what your valour has availed to you!~Say what your honour
 3    21|     those parts.~But nought availed the purpose he designed;~
 4    21|  Mark what to thee fidelity availed!'~(She cries) `which all
 5    22|  Departed thence, and (what availed him more~Than thousands
 6    23|   made some note, which had availed,~Thither, whence I set out,
 7    23|     cloud.~ ~ CXVIII~Little availed the count his self-deceit;~
 8    26|     and less his iron gear,~Availed, which opened like the yielding
 9    46|  before, in fighting field, availed~To overthrow a banded host,
10    46|    to endear her son-in-law availed,~As hearing now that son
11    46|     life.~ ~ CXV~But prayer availed not on the damsel's part~