Canto

1    24|    and strength, which thus exceed,~To such a warfare and such
2    30| violence and ire all bounds exceed,~Who seems withal to wax
3    34|   end.~Empty desires so far exceed all measure,~They o'er that
4    41| bewrayed,~How he should not exceed the seventh year,~Dating
5    41|     little seems his foe to exceed;~Who, if he had as tempered
6    43|     long farewell, I should exceed.~`-- To thee at length,'
7    46|   would not think he should exceed due measure~If spent for