Canto

 1    12|      wield.~But he esteems the craven rout no more.~He, who did
 2    13|      says there were seven) in craven wise,~Their safety in their
 3    14|     yet pourtrayed the sad and craven sprite:~-- Yet, through
 4    17|     with fearful eye,~Into his craven nature be returned,~And
 5    23|      high or low,~The beast of craven kind, with headlong force~
 6    25|      Rather than take me for a craven man.'~ ~ XXXI~"And she said
 7    31|        The gentle baron was of craven kind.~ ~ XCIII~Now that
 8    32| unhealed,~Nor could assist the craven in his need;~And when the
 9    38|     they were scared by such a craven train.~ ~ XLVI~"But will
10    39|        in his rear,~Permit the craven to make little way.~But