Canto

 1     4|      And as the lady nearer he surveyed,~Her wise behaviour marked
 2     8|     leave whoever had the form surveyed,~If she were real woman,
 3     8|       high rock above her, had surveyed~Angelica, arrived upon the
 4     8|        to burn amid the waves: surveyed,~One day alone, upon that
 5    14|     dead we on the fatal field surveyed;~And swallowed in one storm,
 6    14|      in the middle of the mead surveyed~Doralice (such the gentle
 7    18|        agnized the harness she surveyed,~Once hers, and dear to
 8    19|       they the beauteous light surveyed,~All those aboard kneeled
 9    23|      young Zerbino at his side surveyed~The lady, who by him was
10    23|       the entrance of the grot surveyed~A cloud of words, which
11    24|     Isabel, as soon, when nigh surveyed.~This was Sir Odoric, the
12    25|        and manly semblance she surveyed,~Till conquered was her
13    26|   haughty look approaching had surveyed,~Who bore that noble bird,
14    27|        arms -- a cruel show -- surveyed;~And, from the first cantonments
15    27|        of the ground, and have surveyed~The readiest way assistance
16    28|         lest to know her guilt surveyed,~Should in his consort's
17    28|       amid the rest, the youth surveyed~The dame disordered and
18    29|   Nought of Orlando she in him surveyed:~For, from the time that
19    32|   entering, Bradamant the room surveyed,~And she, that other fair,
20    33|     the troop, by whom will be surveyed~The painted chamber, I return,
21    34|      size,~When from the globe surveyed whereon we stand,~And that
22    34|     large the quantity he here surveyed.~ ~  LXXXV~Some waste on
23    34|    piled in many heaps he next surveyed;~Whence an old man some
24    35|         as that fair visage he surveyed,~Perceived he was half vanquished
25    40|      strong in Africa, will be surveyed.~All efforts to restore
26    44| Wondering his superhuman deeds surveyed;~And now an angel seemed