Canto

 1     7|   which thou art called to do,~Wherefore defraud thy fair posterity~
 2    17|      Christ's people do I see?~Wherefore are they despoiled of their
 3    18|     Whence are these arms? and wherefore do I thee~View on the courser
 4    20|        the prince, "I know not wherefore wight~Should suffer pain
 5    22| stripling dead."~ ~ XLVII~"And wherefore take we not the way most
 6    22|      earth half lifeless lies.~Wherefore, well mantled with a veil,
 7    23|      LVI~And asked him why and wherefore him they led~Thus captive,
 8    28|        cause for jealousy;~And wherefore wouldst thou that I should
 9    30|    shield, possess.~I know not wherefore you should joy or grieve~
10    32| against thy debts?~ ~ XXXVIII~"Wherefore, Rogero, since no cavalier~
11    33|       and tormenting pain.~Ah! wherefore what I seemed to see and
12    34|       different names display.~Wherefore and whither he his steps
13    35|        paynim haught.~ ~ XLII~"Wherefore, O brutish man, for your
14    35|      than any other wight;~And wherefore even from him he this should
15    39|     loudest cried;~And seeking wherefore that wide larum rung,~Now
16    39|     embrace the knight;~And -- wherefore he was come -- would bid
17    39|      there was naked cast,~And wherefore tethered, neck and heels,
18    41|      him to conquer or to die;~Wherefore, through this, ye should
19    43|      wife was reft away!~ ~ X~"Wherefore ten years ago wast thou
20    43|        side:~Adonio stopt, and wherefore so he strake,~Asked of the
21    43|      rest revealed~(I know not wherefore, I), had this concealed.~ ~
22    43|       it all of sable hue;~Now wherefore it is stained with other
23    43|  search, and died.~ ~ CLX~"Ah! wherefore, Brandimart, did I let thee~
24    43|  Fortune, dost thou break!~Ah! wherefore fear I, since a lot so blest,~
25    43|      in tempest and affray,~Ah wherefore not with thee in calm and
26    46|        slaughtered and undone;~Wherefore the Bulgars him their king