Canto

1     5|    my story piece.~ ~ V~"Of direr deed than ever yet was done,"~
2    14|    strewed the ground,~That direr havoc never yet was seen:~
3    16|     loud lament,~Composed a direr whole than what offends~
4    33|     displeasure;~Vexed by a direr and a worse despite;~Harassed,
5    35|  Are rescued from oblivion, direr pain~Than death. O Princes,
6    39|  danger shun,~And ever into direr peril run.~ ~ LXXXIV~One
7    43|    coupled, death is not of direr sort.~For every seventh
8    46|    by false Sinon were,~And direr ill was done than tales
9    46| With either hand; was never direr blow:~Him the charmed helmet