Canto

 1     1|     lamented still with tears and sighs,~Since the thinned files
 2     1|        the cruel case.~ ~ LXVI~He sighs and groans, yet not for
 3     1|       drank the first, and vainly sighs;~Angelica the last, and
 4     2|           Breathing forth piteous sighs which seem of flame;~And,
 5     4|   renewing tears, and groans, and sighs,~Will not afford her sorrow
 6     7|         it is heard no more,~Then sighs at his mistake: ofttimes
 7     7|      attendant train~Has sobs and sighs, and every bitter pain.~ ~
 8     8|      plaint with bitter tears and sighs,~So to himself the grieved
 9     9|          led~The king, to ease by sighs his troubled sprite,~Now
10    11|       related, with loud sobs and sighs,~How her false spouse betrayed
11    12|          broken accents, which by sighs~Impelled, through rows of
12    13|           pursues,~While sobs and sighs oft interposing break~Her
13    14|         The wrong, with tears and sighs withdrew the band,~ ~ LV~
14    20|          many sobs, those burning sighs and sore,~Those tears which
15    23|         more.~Meanwhile a wind of sighs, and plenteous rain~Of tears,
16    23|         out parforce in tears and sighs,~Would he, or would be not,
17    23|         of my woes,~These are not sighs, nor sighs are such; they
18    23|          These are not sighs, nor sighs are such; they fail~At times,
19    23|         mead, and, gazing upward, sighs.~ ~ CXXXII~Wearied and woe-begone,
20    25|          deep-wounded heart; with sighs of flame,~Breathed from
21    27|       fills the kindling air with sighs that burn;~And Echo oft,
22    27|      after silence long, and many sighs,~As if deep slumber had
23    28|           larger part of night in sighs~At his liege-lady's sin,
24    30| Accompanying words with tears and sighs,~In such, or such like speech
25    30|           kindling at her burning sighs.~ ~ LXXX~Four times, nay
26    33|     nought to cheer,~Laments, and sighs, and groans in his despair.~
27    34|        LXXV~The lover's tears and sighs; what time in pleasure~And
28    36|        see the youth for whom she sighs.~ ~ XXXI~By the eagle argent
29    40|        fain would fill;~The pilot sighs and groans, dismaid and
30    40|        lord is brought; how often sighs in vain,~Whoe'er foregoes
31    41|  threatens equal wrack.~The pilot sighs, confused and pale with
32    42|           for Angelica, the other sighs~For young Rogero) suffer
33    45|       lord.~ ~ XXVIII~Oh! how she sighs! how fears the gentle maid,~
34    46|        his lament,~Nor checks his sighs, nor checks his trickling