Canto

 1     7|      of comfits and of cordial wine~A fitting proffer has been
 2    10|     the cavalier,~With foaming wine, which raised his thirst
 3    13|      camp, will shed.~For long wine's savour lingers in the
 4    14|    second, but a worshipper of wine,~Drained, at a draught,
 5    18|    eyes, immersed in sleep and wine.~ ~  CLXXIII~A moment Cloridano
 6    18|       tap-hole, with a rill~Of wine; and he, well drenched with
 7    26|           Discovered flasks of wine, and meat and bread.~ ~
 8    27|     fare~Is heaped, and Corsic wine and Grecian flows;~For,
 9    29|     full or short,~Of Graecian wine two barrels had they drained;~
10    29|        warlike king, unused to wine,~(Cursed, and forbidden
11    29|      their cups with that good wine they fill,~Each reveller'
12    29|        and perhaps o'ercome by wine,~Which neither helm, nor
13    29|       stain,~Whereof excess in wine had been the source;~As
14    29|     the source;~As if what ill wine prompts to do or say,~Water,
15    29|      or say,~Water, as well as wine, could wash away.~ ~ XXXVIII~
16    35|      themselves with bread and wine,~In their vile mouths awhile
17    37|      this shall be about,~Upon wine, thither for that purpose
18    37|      out,~And give the blessed wine to them that wed.~But 'tis
19    37|       A flask of Candian sweet wine she purveyed,~Wherewith
20    37|        golden cup did pour~The wine, as by Drusilla had been
21    42|       full of gems without, of wine within.~ ~ XCIX~The host
22    42|        lofty crest,~No drop of wine shall pass thy lips between,~
23    42| explored;~If on his breast the wine Rinaldo poured.~ ~ CIV~Rinaldo
24    43|   about to taste the enchanted wine.~ ~ VI~Fain would he think
25    43|    bear)~Was none but with the wine had bathed his breast.~To
26    43|     was no wight~But split the wine he to his lips would guide.~
27    43|         Who fetches hence good wine, hams, cheese, and bread;~
28    46|          XLVI~Melissa generous wine and goodly cheer~Thither