Canto

 1     6|        world, of her lascivious ways,~She, up and down the fruitful
 2     6| informed, in part,~Of her false ways, she harm not by surprise.~
 3     7|       deplore;~Whom by unwonted ways, transported through~Mid
 4    12|         s chase.~Meantime their ways the wanton Indian queen~
 5    13|        shall be, through kingly ways,~Her Hercules and other
 6    15|      thousands shall I make the ways;~So that the greater good
 7    16|        the left-hand by crooked ways he led;~That, meaning to
 8    17|       ill entreat.~So, by short ways and close, they quit the
 9    18|        peer.~ ~ CI~His pleasing ways she did in mind retrace,~
10    18|       labyrinth, full of narrow ways:~Here from the boughs such
11    22|      and towards Brusa goes his ways;~Hence wending, on the hither
12    22|       to scorn his art and evil ways,~Suspicious of the ill which
13    23|    should command.~By different ways the cavaliers withdrew,~
14    25|         Appeared, less fair her ways, less fair her guise;~Nor
15    27|        Mandricardo bear~Through ways, by which his comrade was
16    27|       thither quickly wends her ways~Whither was said, nor any
17    32|         passing foul and broken ways,~(By season somewhat rainy
18    35|      and palace rare,~But noble ways of life and studies fair.~ ~
19    36|       with us; while we~Of evil ways, on all sides, see and hear.~
20    36|    whence hast thou brought~Thy ways of warfare? By what Scythian
21    37|    explain.'~The woman went her ways, the potion made,~And to
22    39|     such thought,~Strove in all ways Rogero to o'erthrow;~Fierce
23    42|  southern tracts to Hyperborean ways,~More than because Rome'
24    43|     with beauty coupled winning ways;~Though it becomes not man
25    43|   contain,~With her he from the ways of man is gone,~And where
26    43|         that band,~With winning ways what else is to be done,~