Canto

 1     5|                In fair Geneura, at the accustomed sound,~The gallery mount,
 2     8|              on mountain tried~Before, accustomed fox and hare to chase,~If
 3    11|             Green, yellow, purple, her accustomed vest,~So various in its
 4    11| griffin-courser cast,~In earth and air accustomed to career.~But, having slipt
 5    24|            from his neighbouring rest,~Accustomed oft to seek the fountain-wave,~
 6    28|             repair,~Themselves were so accustomed to disport,~The girl is
 7    28|             the east their way pursue,~Accustomed westward hitherto to scower;~
 8    33|                  Not to depart from my accustomed rite --~Since on all sides
 9    42|                    XXV~And now her too accustomed plaint and wail~Repeating,
10    46|             like crimes~Were cavaliers accustomed in those times.~ ~ CIII~
11    46|               was at his side;~Nor the accustomed helm his temples prest.~