Canto

 1     3|    spirit bore,~To add another sin to evil deed,~Bore off with
 2     4|       may caress;~While man to sin with whom he will is free,~
 3     6|      lives in trust~His secret sin is safe in his possession!~
 4     6|       those striplings bold in sin.~ ~ LXII~This gallops on
 5    11|         in order to pursue~The sin for ever, God has doomed
 6    17|     For penance of his weighty sin." This said,~He quickly
 7    18|       cannot choose~But own my sin: let counsels which misguide,~
 8    20|     the slight~Would have been sin and shame in Pinabel,~Who
 9    22| affront.~Lo! him the traitor's sin doth hither speed,~Of all
10    24|     sage~Than Roland, they but sin in other guise.~For, what
11    24|      weakness of their nature, sin and err.~One thing alone
12    28|      sighs~At his liege-lady's sin, than in repose.~Rodomont
13    32|        sun.~ ~ XL~"Cruel, what sin can trouble thee, if thou~
14    32| Ingrate! that wouldest not thy sin atone.~ ~ XLII~"Cruel Rogero,
15    32|      st what pains requite~His sin, who keeps what is another'
16    33|   through the greedy servant's sin,~And easy sovereign's goodness,
17    33| bethink thee, 'tis our bent~To sin, and thine to pardon who
18    33|     repent.~ ~ CXV~"Knowing my sin, I ask not, I, to be~--
19    34|      grots below,~For the same sin, condemned to the same woe.~ ~
20    34|       than theirs to shew,~And sin which brought me hither: --
21    34|        take,~And for so foul a sin my vengeance slake.~ ~ XXXI~"
22    34|         For pain which fits my sin, dark fumes now stain~My
23    38|      will not atone~The crying sin of honour once foregone.~ ~
24    39|    Moorish cause too dear.~Let sin of broken faith and forfeit
25    43|     may rest)~That in the very sin her husband spied,~For which
26    43|       Forgiveness of her every sin from Heaven.~I know not
27    43|      hid fast by,~When in such sin her husband she descries,~
28    45|       the knight,~As for grave sin, remorse and sorrow grew~