Canto

1    10|     O'er every other sort of gem, confessed,~Is, man in these
2    13|    precious in their nature, gem and vest,~So I might hope
3    13|      light, stained glass by gem that richly glows,~-- So
4    20|     the youthful breast;~The gem, the purple garment, rich
5    23|  them in proof was borne~The gem, which, in reward for harbourage,~
6    35| Designed by him the precious gem to hold.~ ~ VIII~"Nor ever,
7    43|   will.'~ ~ CXII~"So said, a gem, new-dropt, on her he prest,~
8    44|      traced.~ ~ LXVI~"Ivory, gem, and every hard-grained
9    46|    Behold Ginevra! that rich gem and rare~Which gilds the