Canto

 1     2|      XLI~"Six days I rode, from morn to setting sun,~By horrid
 2     5|    fired his veins.~ ~ LVI~"The morn ensuing, without further
 3     6|        isle we drifted with the morn,~Of which Alcina keeps a
 4     7|        Alcina's isle arrived at morn.~ ~ LI~Herself she changed
 5     8|      evermore, I cannot scan~At morn, where I shall lay my head
 6    10|        ocean bring.~Arrived one morn nigh London-town, he stopt;~
 7    14|         they rose the following morn more gay,~It would appear
 8    17|          they gave.~This was at morn, when in the cavern hoar,~
 9    17|         chamber, till returning morn.~ ~ CXXVIII~The early sun
10    18|        lashes burn~All the next morn: they prison in the tower~
11    18|     mighty piles, till break of morn,~Had not the moon, at young
12    19|    least, that till to-morrow's morn~'Twere better thou prolonged
13    20|        with festive sports from morn to night:~And (as her townsmen
14    23| believed.~ ~ LII~When, the next morn, Aurora stains with dye~
15    23|       he will not stay~Till the morn break, or till the dawn
16    24|        go.~ ~ LXXIV~Seeking him morn and evening, but in vain,~
17    24|       him not in case,~If it be morn or evening to discern.~Rodomont
18    28|     upon the next and following morn;~For -- to conclude -- they
19    31|  Barcellona's beach:~But on the morn ensuing, and, fast by~A
20    32|   desires the damsel, when 'tis morn,~To see the golden stars
21    38|          That, issuing forth at morn, to sweep the plains,~Auster
22    41|    encounter till the following morn.~ ~ XXXVII~Until the skies
23    43|   descends;~ ~ XLII~"And she at morn presents herself before~
24    43|       way;~And on the following morn before them rose~The pleasant
25    43|        s, which were plucked at morn: he drew~A heavy sigh, and
26    45| suddenly extinguished when 'tis morn;~When me my sun doth of
27    45|      haught Marphisa, when 'tis morn,~To appear before the king;