Canto

 1     2|    never executed thing~Less willingly, prevented in his quest~
 2     6|    plant or rock.~ ~ LIII~"I willingly to thee this truth impart,~
 3     9|     his troubled sprite,~Now willingly takes counsel with his hate,~
 4    12|   King Sacripant, or Roland, willingly~The damsel would have taken
 5    14|    assail it but on one,~Nor willingly his scattered troops divide,~
 6    15| intent gainsay,~ ~ LXXXI~But willingly to him these yield the emprize,~
 7    16|     return another time,~Who willingly will listen to this rhyme.~ ~
 8    19|     not how,~And with Medoro willingly would die,~But who would
 9    23|     XCIX~The lovers promised willingly to do~This, and whatever
10    24|    withal, how it would end,~Willingly granted Isabella's prayer,~
11    26|  Rogero owns the steed,~More willingly I take him from his guide.~
12    26|    bent.~Marphisa, who would willingly be clear~What of a closer
13    27|  prayer and kingly word,~Had willingly appeased that jarring crew;~
14    27| thief beside."~ ~ XCIX~Right willingly King Agramant gave way~To
15    30|     For of such freight none willingly take charge.~As swiftly
16    30|    But each, though he would willingly forbear,~And much desired
17    31|  event which would ensue,~He willingly himself would have addrest~
18    35|       as in despair --~Wends willingly, although it were to die:~
19    36|     could with honour do,~He willingly the warriors would divide;~
20    37|     in this wide world, more willingly~Life in the cause of virtue
21    37| unknown.~I what I know right willingly display;~As well, that all
22    38|      Rogero ill content,~Nor willingly the Child by him would die.~
23    43|   not," said the peer,~"What willingly I bown myself to hear.~ ~
24    44| Frontino, from the thief,~He willingly thereof, as with the rest,~
25    46|       now;~ ~ XLII~"And if I willingly had done so then,~When not,
26    46|     in her fear for him, how willingly~She battle for Rogero would