Canto

1     1| endeavour at his hands.~ ~ XXV~A bough he severs from a neighbouring
2     2|        beech is laid,~And from a bough the shield and helmet gleam.~
3     8|          wood or grass,~Save the bough perched Cicala's wearying
4    22|          martial may;~When her a bough, which fell with her, defended~
5    24|       secure was elm or willow's bough,)~From hence the maniac'
6    39|        had sprung from one small bough;~And hence for Africa the
7    42|         and Pallas bind a double bough.~ ~ XC~Dian is next in order
8    46|          between, should be that bough)~In silk and gold upon the