Canto

 1     1|       story bring,~When Moors from Afric passed in hostile fleet,~
 2     2|           XXV~He, for he fears the Afric king's pursuit,~And sap
 3     2|            to the dame,~Who out of Afric passed with Agramant;~Rogero
 4     9|            Are camped the hosts of Afric and of Spain;~ ~ III~Rather
 5    14|            dread,~'Twixt Spain and Afric and their Gallic foe,~Countless
 6    14|            two kings who Spain and Afric lead,~To give new order
 7    14|           recruit, was sent to the Afric shore~By Agramant, returned
 8    15|            way.~Others I see coast Afric, and pursue~So far the negroes'
 9    15|        severs Europe's strand~From Afric, open to the southern day,~
10    15|           Which Julius ever won on Afric's strand,~Or in thine isle,
11    17|          in near Egypt, Turkey, or Afric lay,~The king bade seek
12    17|             hast thou not fruitful Afric nigh?~And has she not in
13    20| neighbouring main,~That might from Afric or from Egypt bring~Victual
14    25| battle-field, and near the sea,~In Afric, in Arzilla, saw the light;~
15    27|        against the Christian foe.~"Afric and Spain!" is the assailants'
16    27|           he said)~"Come Spain and Afric and all human kind;~Ne'er
17    27|         blade, -- and on return~To Afric -- to Rogero, from his prey,~
18    28|    champaigne)~Obeyed the kings of Afric and of Spain.~ ~ XCII~To
19    28|          Spain.~ ~ XCII~To pass to Afric straight, the cavalier~Kept
20    28|      changed his scheme of seeking Afric's land,~(So this fair spot
21    29|  regardless of his oath,~All lying Afric yields in breach of troth.~ ~
22    31|            twin hosts of Spain and Afric fly,~Nor time in loading
23    31|         plight~The broken bands of Afric and of France.~All, food
24    38|         horsemen changes, who wide Afric scour,~And, upon every side,
25    39|         And forced fair France for Afric to forego.~Meanwhile Astolpho
26    39|          troubled face the king of Afric stands:~He sighed, and breathless
27    39|            a strife to make;~Where Afric's realm and honour are at
28    44|           XX~Erewhile restored, in Afric waters ride~Sir Dudon's