Canto

1     1|        sees without one guiding gleam,~Spies in broad day but
2     2|     bough the shield and helmet gleam.~While his moist eyes, and
3    12|        or thrust, their weapons gleam.~Against that flower of
4    14|         we see summer lightning gleam at night.~This while the
5    18|         Paris-town~Seen in that gleam, and hill and plain's extent.~
6    37|      mid bark and car, amid the gleam~Of fire and sword, such
7    39| whistling arrows strike;~Around gleam hook and hatchet, sword
8    40|             VI~'Twas night, nor gleam was anywhere descried,~When