Canto

 1     4|    steed and armour bright:~A squire that abbey furnished to
 2     4|       save time, commands his squire to stoop,~And take the damsel
 3     5|      Now near the city, met a squire who brought~More recent
 4     5|       pent:~And that the very squire who with him came,~Swore
 5     6|      hazard found, with him a squire he brought,~A stranger in
 6     8|      stall he filled,~Nor any squire attendant's service willed.~ ~
 7    13|    sage, all think they see a squire,~Companion, lady-love, or
 8    14|    When of King Tremisene's a squire was brought~Before him,
 9    14|       tell.~ ~ XXXII~When the squire told his news amid that
10    14|   sought.~ ~ XXXIII~He of the squire demanded what the vest~And
11    14|       guide~The fair infanta, squire and cavalier,~Came ancient
12    15|        Thence issuing courtly squire and damsel sped,~Them with
13    16|      left!~ ~ LXXXI~He from a squire receives a lance, and spies~
14    16|   command.~ ~ LXXXVI~To him a squire approached, who pale with
15    20|     his way~With him a single squire and damsel brought.~Of passing
16    27|   caitiff born.~ ~ LXXXVIII~A squire laced on her helmet, at
17    31|      post.~From his attendant squire a goodly steed,~With sumptuous
18    32|   Without attendants, without squire, alone,~The hill descending
19    32|       of France" (replied~The squire) "is sent upon an embassy~
20    32|    Bradamant ponders much the squire's reply:~He give his horse
21    33| chamber, I return, and say;~A squire attendant on a signal made,~
22    33|      messenger, with maid~And squire, had issued from the castled
23    43|   view,~No woman or attendant squire is by.~To her with suppliant
24    43|     he espies.~Though neither squire nor waiting wench in sight~
25    44|    calls not, nor awaits, his squire.~ ~ C~Such vantage Leo has
26    45|     spake no word~Save to the squire who journeyed with his lord.~ ~
27    46|    receive and wear.~Rogero's squire who served this band to