Canto

1     4|      the steed, and as Aurora shot~Her rosy rays, rode forth
2     9| brethren slain;~The first the shot in our first battle slew,~
3    19|    Turned thither, whence was shot the murderous reed;~Meanwhile
4    22|       he had from the warrior shot;~But loosening now and tightening
5    29|    like fish could swim,~Here shot his feet, his arms extended
6    34|     fumes, a dawn of daylight shot;~He from the cavern, sorely
7    34|       and such glorious light~Shot from those walls, beyond