Canto

 1    14| cheek of pallid hue~Is yet pourtrayed the sad and craven sprite:~--
 2    20|    And gentle features had pourtrayed so well,~That the hag hearing
 3    23|  or with chalk their names pourtrayed,~Or flourished with the
 4    27| guest's lofty presence saw pourtrayed.~But, sore beside himself,
 5    28| scarce Apelles' pencil had pourtrayed,~Zeuxis', or worthier yet,
 6    30|    visage; which such fear pourtrayed,~Despite and sorrow as her
 7    33|   come; yet such have been pourtrayed~Before the deeds were done
 8    33| whereby those ancient erst pourtrayed~Such wonders, is extinguished
 9    45|    thy darling and thy wit pourtrayed,~And worth, of all so bruited,
10    46|   the knight, whose shield pourtrayed~The unicorn, elected to