Canto

1     5|    bright,~The stain should cleave to her, alive or dead:~Nor,
2    10|     jasper block,~Can never cleave the hard and rugged rock.~ ~
3    18|  stalks or turnips he could cleave the train,~Ill Rodomont
4    18|   Is knight whose sword can cleave or lance can gore?"~But
5    29| from his shoulders hoped to cleave his head,~But found the
6    33|    knowing how 'tis wont to cleave and tear.~Gradasso struck
7    36|   Marphisa sped,~Meaning to cleave the brainpan of her foe:~
8    38|    war upon whatever nation cleave~To cheating Mahound or to
9    45| Lest it his opposite should cleave or bore.~She whets her steel,