Canto

 1     2|      the damsel brave~Into the dungeon of a living grave.~ ~ ~
 2     4|  beauteous keep to be~Rogero's dungeon, safely harboured there;~
 3     4|     should seek to break their dungeon's bound,~I grant my inmates
 4    16|    bear their prisoners off to dungeon cell.~This while, Sir Baricond
 5    42|      Erewhile he had in gloomy dungeon died.~ ~ XXXIII~But how
 6    43|        Till death, in thy dark dungeon prisoned fast.~Of others
 7    45|        Now by Ungiardo pent in dungeon drear.~ ~ XII~Here from
 8    45|     slain~Is left in that dark dungeon in his place;~Nor is Rogero
 9    45| breathed my last~In Theodora's dungeon prisoned fast!~ ~ XC~"Though
10    46|       thee I from thy darksome dungeon drew,~Descried the truth,