Canto

 1     1|      him, rang in his astounded ears,~And sore against his will
 2     2|  themselves as wanting eyes and ears,~To let their rival cheat
 3     5|      this while, to Ariodantes' ears~Had these, or other words
 4     5|  daughter learns with wondering ears,~As that he knows, if succour
 5     6|  designed to dwell;~Till to his ears by rumour should be voiced,~
 6     6|         like hound, in neck and ears and head,~Bayed at the gallant
 7     7|      while with still attentive ears,~If he the coming of the
 8    10|        But aims that 'twixt the ears his blow may light;~Now
 9    11|       lamenting smites upon his ears.~He grasps his brand and
10    14|       The just petition, to his ears conveyed,~Of this his Christian
11    18|         this in good Astolpho's ears did ring;~Who, with the
12    18|      champions met.~So that his ears, on all sides in the journey,~
13    18|    Watch everywhere about, with ears and eyes.~For a wide way,
14    20|        his falchion, shall your ears dismay.~Let him not 'scape
15    20|      bent to fly,~When in their ears the deafening horn was wound,~
16    20|   distance fare,~But that their ears are dinned. On every side~
17    20|     pensive fit,~Hangs down his ears, controlled by spur and
18    25|     could be said,~And to whose ears there was no sweeter strain~
19    26|        seen to hold~By both his ears, and him so well has bayed,~
20    30|      barge:~But vainly on their ears his clamours die:~For of
21    30|       smitten with the whip his ears between.~Woe worth him!
22    33|         And first to fill their ears, to king and train,~With
23    33|    unguarded are their harassed ears)~The harpies are not proof
24    35|       be said to be~One without ears to hear or eyes to see."~ ~
25    35| thundering noise might stun~The ears of many distant from the
26    38|       vent,~When shortly to her ears the tidings flew.~She beat
27    39|   chased~That gore his bleeding ears, in fury lowe,~Dragging
28    42|        She listens with as many ears, and spread~Like hair, about
29    43|      insists, and dins into her ears,~That seldom such a chance
30    44|         withal were told~In the ears of Beatrice and Aymon old;~ ~
31    45|       nostrils, and his pointed ears extends;~So the bold damsel,