Canto

1     9|      mountain rain and melted snows,~Then thundered, white with
2    11|      such as when~Winter with snows has newly filled the glen.~ ~
3    13|    shall be,~From Hyperborean snows to billows red;~From Ind
4    15|  grass, prints not the driven snows,~-- Who dry-shod would the
5    36| breath from seaward blow,~The snows dissolve, and torrents find
6    37|     swoln with Vesulo's thick snows,~The farther that it foams
7    45|      The wild winds howl, and snows and ice convey;~Bird sings
8    45|      bring back;~Dislodge the snows and ice with genial hear;~