Canto

1     4|    soars a fairer flight~Than hawk, from which the falconer
2     8|       no defence against this hawk?"~ ~ VI~Then flies his bird,
3     8|   missed his better side.~The hawk, oft wheeling, with her
4    10|      Earl of Devon, bears~The hawk, which spreads her wings
5    20|         the stag and doe;~But hawk and eagle, that in other'
6    21|         LXIII~"As the trained hawk of crooked talon who~Clutches
7    24|      loss."~ ~ XCVI~As a good hawk, who duck or woodcock shy,~
8    31| proceeds,~Nor fearful pigeon, hawk or eagle breeds."~ ~ XXXIV~
9    33|      the welkin through;~That hawk and eagle soar a course