Canto

 1    13|         warrior stirred;~In sign whereof their naked brands they
 2    23|         Of many and many things, whereof to treat~With good Rogero,
 3    27|      Some of his kin had called; whereof was none~Who dared before
 4    27|          tales, among the rest,~(Whereof a third is from my memory
 5    28|         the troubles of a heart,~Whereof Love's angry passions make
 6    29|     cleanse him from that stain,~Whereof excess in wine had been
 7    32|      some Iceland call the reign~Whereof a royal lady fills the throne;~
 8    32|        finds her harboured there~Whereof I spake, so dear in Clodion'
 9    32|    cavalier consigned~The tower; whereof that baron he possest,~On
10    33|          bottom quake.~The hall, whereof in other strain I told,~
11    34|          more;~I speak of sense, whereof a lofty mount~Alone surpast
12    35|        may his worthy cradle be,~Whereof I speak, shall so the heaven
13    35|     thitherward addrest,~As that whereof THE ETERNAL had design~To
14    36|        sure they hold~The things whereof the wizard's spirit told.~ ~
15    38|         son prepared;~The choice whereof with that good warrior lay,~
16    39|     Sansonet,~With more; to tell whereof there is no need;~Of German,
17    39|          plainly knew,~By signs, whereof those ancient saints had
18    40|        Pierced with three wounds whereof he shortly died,~Folvo was
19    41|       that he showed those seven whereof I spake,~Bound and with
20    41|    followed fast by that behind;~Whereof one lifts him high, one
21    41|      cavalier,~Beside the wounds whereof I spake whilere.~ ~ XCV~
22    42| fountains twain (the demon said)~Whereof one lights, one quenches
23    42|          famed seat~Was weighed, whereof perpetual record says~Guy
24    42|          next uprears her front,~Whereof so speaks the writing on
25    42|          form a round,~The floor whereof dry stalks of coral pave;~
26    43|    Rinaldo.~ ~ LV~"O happy town! whereof" (the warrior cried)~"Spake
27    43|        of future things divined,~Whereof with him he often wont devize;~
28    43|     LXXXII~"My city, at the time whereof I tell,~To Rome was fain
29    44|      thrown~The intolerable load whereof the weight~Will for long
30    44|    vulgar stands confest~In that whereof I speak than in the rest.~ ~
31    45|   insufferable woes.~ ~ LXXXVII~"Whereof should I complain," he said, "