Canto

 1     2|          this; for inexperienced page~Would better rein his charger
 2     2|         command in likeness of a page:~He, by the magic writ constrained
 3     2|          saw neither knights nor page,~Nor aught beside a dark
 4     3|       renowned in story's future page:~The next shall wed Matilda,
 5     8|       shall know; but in another page.~Angelica now slow, now
 6    11|         LXII~Knew him, because a page of honour he~Had been in
 7    16|      said,~(Did speech or living page my thoughts impart)~"One
 8    17|     Origille, -- with knight and page supplied.~But it is time
 9    18|        thither with the dwarfish page is gone,~Where the fierce
10    20|        may furnish matter to the page,~Whence this dispersed to
11    25|       goes as well that dwarfish page,~Who tracked the footsteps
12    28|     value, if it were exprest~By page or other -- save his embassy~
13    29|     receive;~So him with pen and page will I proclaim,~That, whosoever
14    29|         their glory the historic page~They may with worthy argument
15    30|       bosom rends.~Ten times the page she kisses, while the maid~
16    30|         noon, with none beside a page~To serve him, reached that
17    31|        nor other wight,~Beside a page, to hold my horse, shall
18    36|      aera, which hast filled the page~With Atreus', Tantalus',
19    37|           Does voice or lettered page the thought impart,~Though
20    37| Unfriendly by the poet's pen and page,~They now befriend you in
21    37|        honour due,~More than one page I with their praise should
22    37|       honoured in her speech and page,~Shall burst the tomb, and
23    37|      more; since in the historic page~Your virtues ye, yourselves,
24    43|        preserved by the historic page,~Is never doomed its dying
25    43|  attended by Melissa, go,~Into a page upon her side transmewed;~
26    45|          instances that fill~The page of ancient and of modern
27    46|     secret spirit of the ancient page~There Fuscus well instructs