Canto

 1     1|     horse appear~With the long journey, weary and forlorn.~He questions
 2     2|   fired my breast.~When, as we journey by Rhone's current, I~A
 3     3|      as through deep woods thy journey lies,~Till, at the sea arrived,
 4     4|      explore,~There, whence we journey to Camaldoli.~Then through
 5     6|       Pursuing thus our rugged journey, we~Came (such our evil
 6     6|      shall pursue~The intended journey far; since by the way~He
 7     7|        say~She thither did her journey straight pursue,~Where she
 8    10|      Little is wanting in that journey dire,~But that the arms
 9    10|        proceed secure~Upon his journey, and aware that he~Scorns
10    10|       first of him, who on his journey fared~In happy hour, and
11    12|         But, since her eastern journey was to be~Through town and
12    12|       and alone,~Speeds on her journey, but with troubled front;~
13    13|      in purple gown,~On wonted journey white Aurora starts,~The
14    14|        Kindly dismissed, their journey to pursue;~Saying, "My care
15    15|        Palestine,~By six days' journey, is, through this, more
16    16|       easy road.~Him six days' journey to Damascus brought,~Whence,
17    17|    lies~From Salem seven days' journey; its fair site,~A fertile
18    17|     leave, and thence upon his journey past.~ ~ CXXIX~His ready
19    18|      ears, on all sides in the journey,~Are filled with tidings
20    19|        Levant: as so the twain~Journey, beneath Gerona, -- coming
21    20|    ancient dame;~Who with long journey weak, and wearied sore,~
22    21|       spies~His outset, of his journey spreads the fame:~Nor he,
23    22|     said: "If to the place our journey lay~By the highroad, which
24    22|        burnt, while they their journey~So long delay, retarded
25    23| wonderous range,~Rogero on his journey, long and strange.~ ~ XIV~
26    23|        wight he found~Upon his journey, lifeless on the ground.~ ~
27    23|     LXVII~The three in silence journey to a font,~Where they alight,
28    24|   hence they had not one day's journey wended,~When Odoric, to
29    24|      end my days, this earthly journey done,~I cheerful, and content,
30    24|       On this your last, long, journey to depart.~ ~  LXXXI~"Of
31    24|         These, did she halt or journey, every where~Would Isabel
32    25|        height this while their journey lay,~Girded with cliff and
33    25|     resort~To him in time, the journey is so long.~Men have I not
34    25|        be the guide,~Upon that journey, of the warlike twain,~Who
35    26|     And with the damsel on her journey hies.~And leaves those others,
36    26|         By which (as said) the journey was less long:~While Mandricardo,
37    26|        which distant one day's journey lies;~Because to seek anew
38    28|      brother plied,~He to that journey his consent obtained;~And
39    28|       evermore --~`So may this journey prosper! as to thee~Will
40    28| streaked the sky,~Fixt for his journey, to his sore dismay,~Her
41    28|    Mounted his nag, and on his journey sped;~While his afflicted
42    28|   impart~This counsel, nor his journey will delay:~Thence on their
43    28|       Astolpho's project bent,~Journey by many a hill and many
44    31|        they through talk their journey stay,~Neither through speed
45    32|    Then, like a cormorant, his journey done,~Into his nurse's lap
46    33|     bed,~And armed her for the journey to be done,~Her thanks first
47    34|       son, ascribe not you the journey made~To wit or worth; nor
48    34|           LXVII~" `Tis true to journey further ye will need,~And
49    35|        LXII~Through long days' journey, by that river-shore,~Together
50    36|        my home upon a day,~And journey through the country, (as
51    37|       hers! I of the crew~That journey toward Arles, the tale pursue.~ ~
52    42|        no displeasure deep~The journey of Angelica would move;~
53    42|     thither had, in haste, the journey made,~As certain news, the
54    43|     pursue thy way,~And on thy journey gain withal a day."~ ~ LII~
55    43|      She mounted and began her journey, through~The dog advised
56    45|  monarch's courteous vein.~His journey's cause the Grecian prince