Canto

 1     2|    rider on a winged courser spy.~ ~ XXXVIII~"The robber,
 2     5|      to pursue,~And play the spy on other, where the street~
 3     7|      Alcina's Atys or Adonis spy?~ ~ LVIII~"Is this the hope
 4     9|    or of canal, the frogs we spy,~By cautious archer, practised
 5    12|      the rock approached, to spy~If there Angelica concealed
 6    16|     gives way, and you might spy,~Now chasing, now in flight,
 7    16|    courser forth, in time to spy,~(Where mid those squadrons
 8    18| townsmen's marrow, when they spy~The luckless wretch descending
 9    18|     s trooped many, these to spy;~But came not nigh the warriors
10    18|     love, should in a meadow spy.~The Moor smote first, but
11    18|     may will that none shall spy~Where Charles's camp lies
12    18|      afar the two companions spy.~Expecting thus some spoil
13    23|       at two miles' distance spy:~There stopt the pair, and
14    25|   some fit and just occasion spy,~Meanwhile, to justify my
15    28|  woman they of lovely visage spy,~Aye find the dame complaint
16    33|     ceased in little time to spy~Baiardo's traces, who strange
17    33|     wonderment his followers spy~The English cavalier so
18    39|     And knowing through sure spy, Astolpho led~The Nubians,
19    39|      watchmen in his tops to spy,~And make report of what
20    41|    deep,~That they appear to spy the gulfs of hell.~Small
21    43|      now here, now there, to spy some trace:~But nought in
22    43|     unexamined by himself or spy.~Yet cannot he discover
23    43|     he expected not a hut to spy,~And but a weary waste of
24    45|      Rogero, shall no sooner spy~The light of thy glad countenance
25    46|      and Sanga, and Flaminio spy.~ ~ XIII~Lo! Alexander of
26    46|      Anthony Fulgoso, who to spy~My boat near land shows