Canto
1     8| appears.~The courser, who was swimming to the right,~After a mighty
2    11|    the anchor hung.~ ~ XLI~So swimming till the island is attained,~
3    11|      of the flood;~ ~ LX~And, swimming, how, amid the watery roar,~
4    17|     Of forty, ten, with pain,~Swimming aboard the bark in safety
5    39| perish with less pain,~(Since swimming profited the caitiff nought,~
6    41|        are wrecked at sea;~By swimming he escapes, and a sincere~
7    45|    arms.~ ~ XIII~The emperor, swimming in a summer sea,~Knows not
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