Canto

1     7|       But her the enchantress comforts, and applies~A salve where
2    20|    found their women had, for comforts lost,~And pangs of absence,
3    29|  noosed.~ ~ LXXI~'Tis thus he comforts and drags on that mare,~
4    33|    small delight~This and all comforts else to her afford.~For
5    41|     upbraid~Rogero first, and comforts finally:~Upbraideth him,
6    41|     with the rod.~ ~ LVI~Then comforts him -- that Christ aye heaven
7    42| kinsman of the Moor,~Benignly comforts him and speaks him fair:~