Canto

1     1|        flame.~ ~ LXXI~After the woeful warrior long had thought~
2    13| reasonable will,~Converts, with woeful and disastrous change,~My
3    13|        day, mid others that her woeful case~The lady wept alone,
4    17|         the orc take thee!' -- `Woeful every where~I cannot choose
5    29|      Dishevelled is his hair in woeful wise,~With frightful beard
6    38|        hear the wailings of the woeful maid;~She hurried to console
7    42|          Nor wight was left the woeful news to spread.~ ~ IV~Seeing
8    43|       furrow, as they fall, her woeful cheeks.~ ~ XLI~"Shame stings
9    44|          hath taken post;~Where woeful and bewildered (for to sight~