Canto

1     1|   arm) to sight~Changed into senseless stone appeared the knight.~ ~
2     1|    The stranger's, too, fell senseless; but perforce~Was roused
3     2|       The paynim's arm rings senseless with the blow,~And steel
4     2| distant mountain gazed,~Fell senseless; and when I regained my
5     5|   flood,~But often bathed by senseless ire with blood?~ ~ III~Not
6     8|      on the sight they play;~Senseless the falconer tumbles on
7    20|       She clean out-bore him senseless from the sell.~ ~ CXXVII~
8    38|   him below:~Each cursed the senseless anger and the hate~Which