Canto

 1     2|           I to the turrets, which enclosed~My heart, departing, bade
 2     8|         wore~The wondrous shield, enclosed for many a day;~Its beams,
 3    12|       long Rogero, by these walls enclosed,~From him should pass away
 4    12|          her, she 'twixt her lips enclosed,~Hence from their sight
 5    12| understood,~Save where the child, enclosed within the womb~Of the full
 6    19|         chains and barks the port enclosed;~Which ever, for that use,
 7    25|        next the letter folded and enclosed,~And sealed it, and within
 8    29|       within its walls the church enclosed;~Wherein entombed the lovers
 9    44|     southern wind.~ ~ XXII~I say, enclosed in skins that wind he gave,~
10    45|       Before the walls, in haste, enclosed that night,~Appeared the