Canto

 1     2|      miles of plain,~Which lie 'twixt Var and Rhone, upon the
 2     2|        Maganzese.~ ~ LXVII~For 'twixt Maganza's and old Clermont'
 3     3|       And all the cities which 'twixt Tronto are,~And green Isauro'
 4     4|       XXX~"The sun beholds not 'twixt the poles, a Child~So excellent
 5     5|     heart has shed,~That still 'twixt man and wife, with rage
 6     8|         upon a beach, that lay~'Twixt sea and mountain, open to
 7     8|       on burning plain,~Creeps 'twixt the Red and the Atlantic
 8     9|       ashore,~Borne on a horse 'twixt brown and black, the breed~
 9    10|        descant sung;~When she, 'twixt sleep and waking, made a
10    10|         have below.~Clustering 'twixt lucid tower or battlement,~
11    10|      view.~ ~ LXXXIV~"The lion 'twixt two unicorns behold~Upon
12    10|    teeth of sow.~His forehead, 'twixt the eyes, Rogero smites,~
13    10|     tushes grow,~But aims that 'twixt the ears his blow may light;~
14    11|    hurrying on with eager pace~'Twixt tree and tree, two furious
15    12|    misery~Had rescued her, she 'twixt her lips enclosed,~Hence
16    12|      battle sore~Was witnessed 'twixt the struggling foes, by
17    12|        seeks the damsel there, 'twixt plant and plant,~Now can
18    14|    assault and conflict dread,~'Twixt Spain and Afric and their
19    14|       Malaga and fair Seville,~'Twixt fruitful Cordova and Cadiz-bay,~
20    17|      pierces plate and breast.~'Twixt rib and rib, it bored the
21    17|       at unawares,~He, softly, 'twixt two bridges, takes the peer;~
22    19|         her hest.~She hastened 'twixt two stones the herb to pound,~
23    20|         and merchants fly;~And 'twixt the forts, in bark, prepared
24    22|         cry.~ ~ IV~He entered, 'twixt two hills, a narrow way,~
25    24|       the air;~Hence dared not 'twixt champions interpose,~Nor
26    24|         lady, with bold heart, 'twixt either foe~Threw herself,
27    25| to-morrow, to a place conveyed~'Twixt Bayonne and a town of his,
28    26|           nor is it long ago --~Twixt us in battle was this question
29    26|   covering shield he wore:~But 'twixt those combatants leapt Argier'
30    27|      house, and, save confined~'Twixt solid walls or columns be
31    28|      For these and more, which 'twixt the river lay~And Celtiberian
32    29|   surely weet)~Angelica, while 'twixt her lips she slipt~The virtuous
33    31|        despiteous fight begun,~'Twixt these, whom neither ire
34    31|        to be placed in common, 'twixt the two.~If good Gradasso
35    32|    contend:~For if such strife 'twixt her and me ensues,~Nought
36    33|  Rinaldo too: and contest sore~'Twixt him and Malagigi hence begun;~
37    33|         the Nile pursued.~ ~ C~'Twixt Atlas' shaggy ridges and
38    36|       on whom did beam~The sun 'twixt pole and pole, 'twixt Indus'
39    36|      sun 'twixt pole and pole, 'twixt Indus' bed~And where he
40    36|        as thought could think, 'twixt either host~Kindled the
41    38|    would come, to work us woe?~'Twixt shifting sands, which restless
42    38|        would disturb that duel 'twixt the twain,~The occasion
43    40|       theatre, and hemmed on Po~Twixt fire and sword, the hostile
44    40|        things, to flee;~And so, twixt ship and ship, in silence
45    40|      weal, when tempests rise,~'Twixt Vulcan's lofty forge and
46    40|      and bids record~What past 'twixt him and Clermont's warlike
47    41|       to his command --~Laying 'twixt Nile and Calpe's rocky height,~
48    41|       burden fraught,~ ~ LXIII~'Twixt Brenta and Athesis, beneath
49    42|        her promise not to bear;~Twixt her and him shall deadly
50    42|        each galleried row,~And, twixt it and that gate, an arch
51    43|      city nigh at hand, defends~Twixt fierce and threatening horns
52    43|         out,~Holding the judge 'twixt certainty and doubt.~ ~
53    45|    point; and wholly is intent~'Twixt plate and plate to reach
54    45|      beside the damsel bright~('Twixt which oft sobs and tears
55    45|       will not heed it, I;~For 'twixt a faithful and a paynim
56    46|         sun upon a better pair~'Twixt Ind and where the Moorish