Canto

 1     4|     Scotland at last her dusky coast uprears,~And gives the Caledonian
 2     4|        And landed on the woody coast: The crew~He bade, with
 3     7|  precious pearls; not such the coast~Of Araby or sumptuous India
 4     9|     port~Will make, nor on the coast that's opposite.~But let
 5    15|        prefers the peer~Should coast, and by the Nabataean reign;~
 6    15| undiscovered way.~Others I see coast Afric, and pursue~So far
 7    19|      are lost on Sataly,~Whose coast makes many patrons weep
 8    20|     ordain,~That each upon our coast by Fortune thrown,~Before
 9    27|     course addrest~Towards the coast of Provence, with design~
10    41|    dropping, climbs the rugged coast.~ ~ LI~All the others that