Canto

1     3|  slay,~With cruel rage, her hapless Castellain,~The city taken;
2     7| roams in earth or air; yet, hapless wight,~Him ever seeks, and
3     9|  fray,~When in the rout one hapless brother fell,~I had dispatched
4    13|  The daughter of Gallicia's hapless king:~I said aright who
5    18|     through the throat, and hapless Gardo nigh~Cleft to the
6    20|  with tear,~In pity for the hapless youth, replied:~`Though
7    21|    that quicksand steer~Her hapless husband (it appears to me)~