Canto

 1     2|      lady went,~And showed the cave, and prayed her to ascend;~
 2     3|        other and more spacious cave.~ ~  VII~For the first cavern
 3     3|  through the gate, and lit the cave without.~ ~ VIII~Touched
 4     3|      Merlin told,~Thou to this cave shouldst come by path untried,~
 5     3|       is the ancient memorable cave~Which Merlin, that enchanter
 6     3|      foot, and trod the secret cave,~When the live spirit, in
 7     3|        Lo! forth of that first cave what countless swarm~Presses
 8     3|        circle, troops into the cave,~Where stands that beauteous
 9     3|        the maid reposes in the cave,~And the best part in talk
10     7|    length to find the wondrous cave she thought,~Where the prophetic
11     8|   track her steed,~To the dark cave recurred the hermit hoar,~
12    10|        my bleeding body to his cave."~So saying she her golden
13    10|         sainted elder made the cave,~In which men cleansed from
14    11|      Had halted not, till to a cave conveyed.~Formed in a mountain
15    11|      stalls on either side the cave, defended~His charge from
16    11|    heard to roar,~And wood and cave the mighty noise return;~
17    11|        his sword, and, in that cave obscure,~Deals here and
18    12|       was the descent~Into the cave; where, in the rocky tomb,~
19    12|       right.~ ~ XCI~In the mid cave, beside a fire was seen~
20    13|        wood,~In valley, and in cave, wherein the bear,~Serpent,
21    13|   drags them bound without the cave,~Where an old service-tree
22    13|        end.~Why was not in the cave thy wish made known,~Where
23    14|        round;~And it is here a cave runs under ground.~ ~ XCIII~
24    15|        this I seek the giant's cave.~ ~  XLVII~"I with dishonour
25    17|     score.~With him within the cave a matron tarried,~Who marked
26    17|    this, before he reached the cave, was seen.~Three youths
27    17| supplies,~Until he reached the cave of which I said,~Where we,
28    17|      XXXIX~"The monarch to the cave did Fortune guide,~When
29    17|        made reply,~That he the cave would not abandon, ere~He
30    17|        saw her prisoned in the cave alone,~Into the orc's wide
31    17|       orc, at eve, when to the cave again~He brings the herd,
32    17|        of famishing within thy cave,~Switzer, does thee to Lombardy
33    20|      Had plunged into a hollow cave in spite.~Those many sobs,
34    20|     hag who 'scaped out of the cave,~Where Isabella, who had
35    22|       the damsel buried in the cave.~ ~ LXXIII~The courser,
36    23|         Since rescued from the cave. When on the plain~The damsel
37    23|        cool shade, thou gloomy cave,~Where oft, by many wooed
38    24|     the forest hoar~And hollow cave resound, and rocky height,~
39    24|      bland~Thither, where in a cave, concealed from day,~His
40    29|      fierce fire in that small cave contained,~That drinking
41    34|      his, who did unclose~That cave long shut, and made the
42    34|        mouth of the disastrous cave.~ ~ XLV~The motion of his
43    34|     can, constructs before the cave;~And so succeeds in blocking
44    34|            XLVII~While in that cave Astolpho did remain,~The
45    36|       lioness leave whelps and cave,~And issue from the wood,
46    38|      fury blows:~There finds a cave, through whose strait entrance
47    38|        vent of that dim Alpine cave,~Wherein reposed the wearied
48    39|         And taken sleeping the cave of yore --~SOLVITE ME, with
49    46|    Within Pannonian or Iberian cave,~In unexpected ruin whelm