Significados de third canto en inglés

The third canto of the poem was composed at intervals.

He ends the third canto with a sort of hurrah-

They are, probably, part of a projected third canto.

The last thirty-six stanzas of the twenty- third canto, where the poet describes in detail how Roland became mad.

Not only its third canto but the whole of the Kumâra-Sambhava poem is painted upon a limitless canvas.

The third canto was added in 1835, when the poem was published in the first volume of his 'Curl-Papers' (Papillotes).

I will, however, instance the third canto of the Inferno, and the sixth of the Purgatorio, as passages incomparable in their kind.

I need scarcely remind the reader of the exquisite description of the poet's grandfather, in the Introduction to the third canto of Marmion-

The tempest in the third canto is in verse a splendid microcosm of the favourites, if not the prevailing mood, of the writer's mind.

While in the neighborhood of Geneva he produced the third canto of "Childe Harold," "The Prisoner of Chillon," "A Dream," and other things.

"Do you remember that line in the third canto of the 'Inferno?'"

The third Canto of "Childe Harold," "Manfred," and dozens of shorter poems had been sent to Murray.

You are out about the third Canto: I have not done, nor designed, a line of continuation to that poem.

Lord Byron, in this, the Third Canto of 'Childe Harold,' expresses in most affecting words an enthusiasm of love for his sister.

In the third Canto, after sixteen centuries of wandering, Paulo recounts the origin of his suffering to Rosa, a woman he loves:

You must have heard, or the Third Canto of Childe Harold will have informed you, that Lord Byron resided many months in this neighbourhood.