Canto

1    14|    felon cheer;~And piercing shrieks the very sky divide~Raised
2    24| herself, in her despair,~And shrieks so lout that wood and plain
3    31|  mood,~Sending forth piteous shrieks and fearful cries.~In fine,
4    33|    The league's men hear the shrieks, behold the glow~Of hostile
5    37|      s end,~And grieves, and shrieks, and weeps in piteous wise:~
6    41|     her relies.~Then doleful shrieks are heard, 'mid sob and
7    42|   and such loathing bred,~He shrieks, he groans, and gladly would
8    43|   woman, smit by evil demon, shrieks,~Or, as Bacchante at the