Canto

 1     5|   brought him to his death.~ ~ XC~He brings not his confession
 2     8|     his own intent delayed.~ ~ XC~She when she has expected
 3     9|        powder and the ball.~ ~ XC~And thus, when of the tidesway
 4    10|     blood to paint it red."~ ~ XC~What time Rogero sees the
 5    12|        the mountain's side.~ ~ XC~By a long flight of steps
 6    14|       leagued with Murther.~ ~ XC~"With coiners him you oftentimes
 7    15|        the skies were past.~ ~ XC~When to the castellan was
 8    17|    courser's rein and head.~ ~ XC~Yet he who would excuse
 9    18|     another kingdom prized.~ ~ XC~Attended with few squires
10    19|        it were discourtesy.~ ~ XC~"To thee, to rest until
11    20|       appalling bugle fled.~ ~ XC~Above, below, and here and
12    22|     ravished by the shield.~ ~ XC~Away Rogero posted with
13    23|   courser, chafes him more.~ ~ XC~Not looking to his feet,
14    24|       to her heavenly sire.~ ~ XC~Not that she would her mighty
15    25|      wedlock would require.~ ~ XC~"I would," he said, "relieve,
16    26|       speedily should hear,~ ~ XC~And gave the letter to that
17    27|       of that maid demands.~ ~ XC~Above the universal noise
18    28| changed by changing ground.~ ~ XC~As the sick man who with
19    30|     her joy or sorrow, lay.~ ~ XC~This while Mount Alban's
20    31|       had pitched his tent.~ ~ XC~Nay; when he hears it is
21    32|       should shut the door.~ ~ XC~" `And, should Sir Clodion
22    33|     battle they should end.~ ~ XC~Quitting the fount, they
23    34|     spin your feeble lives.~ ~ XC~"As long as one fleece lasts,
24    37|     hoped to hide her head.~ ~ XC~News being after to her
25    38|      vigorous than his foe.~ ~ XC~Rather to parry then to
26    41|     holds the ancient peer.~ ~ XC~He hopes, if him but little
27    42|        bind a double bough.~ ~ XC~Dian is next in order of
28    43|    will be bought and sold.~ ~ XC~"Now to support his wife,
29    44|      own his worth in arms.~ ~ XC~He knew full well by ensignry
30    45|      dungeon prisoned fast!~ ~ XC~"Though she had slain, had
31    46|        their gestures were.~ ~ XC~A cardinal he next is seen,