Canto

 1     1|         seek'st a helmet, be thy task~To win and wear it more
 2     3| consistory, amid that file,~Were task too long; as long to tell
 3     6|       obedient fish performs the task assigned,~And through the
 4     7|     haughty head;~To him an easy task; for she was laid~Among
 5    10|     shining arms undo:~Never the task appeared to him so long;~
 6    11|        While he incautiously his task intends.~Roland (so far
 7    11|        gay design,~Though on his task be spent time, toil, and
 8    12|       spends less labour, on his task intent,~Above, than he beneath
 9    12|        From him it had been easy task to strip~What other arms,
10    12|       lamenting, took herself to task~For having robbed Orlando
11    17|          s labour is a fruitless task,~Of arms so hard Sir Gryphon
12    18|         from the abbey gray,~Her task committing to another's
13    18|           she wist)~Might in the task she had in hand assist.~ ~
14    18|     first, but fruitless was his task,~Who beat in vain upon Mambrino'
15    22|         So was enjoined me for a task by one~Whose will is law;
16    22|       delays~No more, but to the task his force does bend,~And
17    25|         added more, nor from his task reposed,~Until the crowded
18    26|         that on Zerbino laid~The task to bear about, against his
19    34|       rein,~Have left his goodly task, so prompt to ire;~Sure,
20    36|       Rogero ceased not from his task; he caught,~By hand or arm,
21    37|          To a fair end no homely task have brought,~So -- did
22    38|          which is Danish Ogier's task;~ ~ LXXX~And, of two axes,
23    40|         band~-- A brief and easy task -- to free your land.~ ~
24    41|        herself addrest~Unto this task, till ended was her pain,~
25    42|        But never bring his noble task to end."~ ~ XCV~Albeit such
26    46|     descry.~All seem rejoiced my task is smoothly done,~And I
27    46|       glee~At my return, no easy task 'twould seem~So vast an