Canto

1    17| contrived, to rear,~And from the weather fend his woolly flock,~Which
2    18|     clear,~Vouch many days' fair weather. From the shore~They loose,
3    25|         Rogero, in fair wind and weather, still~Waited upon his sovereign,
4    30|      flowed;~And well was needed weather more than fair:~For if the
5    30|        with good bark and better weather bound;~And how she made
6    41|        sped,~Whom mercy wind and weather seaward bore.~Their vessel