Canto

 1     3|         her child.~ ~  LIII~"This chief, what time soever he shall
 2     9|     blanche they proffer, and the chief address,~Bidding him range
 3    13|         bear me thence away,~This chief would anchor on the destined
 4    14|       that French captain and our chief,~Whom dead we on the fatal
 5    14|          mad," replied in few~The chief, -- nor more. But with his
 6    14|           and bows,~On drives the chief; as through the marshy reeds,~
 7    15|          a bloody victory~Is to a chief less honour wont to bring;~
 8    15|      Reduce, with ensigns by this chief unfurled.~ ~ XXX~"As with
 9    15|        warrantry~Of the redoubted chief, of whom I say,~I see Charles
10    15|           claim,~Bestows upon the chief the sumptuous state,~Whence
11    15|       abrupt and drear;~Since the chief city of all Palestine,~By
12    16|      spurs his horse, the Moorish chief to spill.~He smote the monarch,
13    19|        XVI~The Scots pursue their chief, who pricks before,~Through
14    23|          shining armour which the chief had rent~From young Zerbino
15    26| son-in-law, their aid afford;~One chief Ferrara's, one Urbino's
16    27|           no mistake, Circassia's chief~Turned him about to Rodomont,
17    28|     homeward more return,~Ere the chief spoils we from a thousand
18    31|           that lord Mount Alban's chief descried,~In warfare so
19    33|         rear,~-- Prosper Colonna, chief of that emprize --~Makes
20    38|         appear;~And there, in its chief city, to the ground~Descended,
21    39|          led~The Nubians, to that chief the offer sped.~ ~ XXIV~
22    39|       accord~With his illustrious chief, the English lord.~ ~ XXV~
23    39|          Propitious to the Danish chief's intent,~Those weighty
24    44|           but pleasure Clermont's chief.~ ~ XV~That day and night,
25    44|           worn by good Anglantes' chief,~Who from the fearful garden
26    44|              LXXXIII~King Vatran, chief of the Bulgarian band,~Wise,
27    46|        And lo! the coming of that chief alone~Affords the priestly