Canto

 1     1|   when he discerned~The lofty presence, cheeks of heavenly hue,~
 2     3|      impart,~Who has Rogero's presence most at heart.~ ~ LXXI~"
 3     6|       as thy cheer and gentle presence teach,~Thou courteous art
 4     8|       When most he lacked his presence and his aid;~Nor could he
 5    12|       shall it in my Roland's presence be~Ravished by this foul
 6    15|       end;~Who, every one, in presence of his lord,~To rank among
 7    16|   Moorish host might most his presence need;~And, from that quarter,
 8    17|   That God incarnate with his presence blest;~Which now, to them
 9    17| reverence to your majesty~And presence, I forbore by hand to rear,~
10    18|       bosoms so the monarch's presence warms,~That each again takes
11    19| rustic was her wear)~Of royal presence and of beauteous face,~And
12    21| Quickly that wanton, from his presence freed,~As was her use, my
13    21|      rid her sight.~ ~ LX~"In presence of myself and more beside,~
14    22|      the stower,~(And as your presence warrants well, you may,)~'
15    23| raging woe,~Alone, by other's presence unreprest,~From his full
16    24|  faith, and anywhere~Into his presence led by fortune be,~Without
17    25|    warrior front to front,~In presence with the jealous Rodomont.~ ~
18    27|       Awed by whose sovereign presence all forbear.~ ~ LXVIII~Agramant
19    27|     peer~In his guest's lofty presence saw pourtrayed.~But, sore
20    28|       a publican of Spain,~Of presence and of manners framed to
21    28|       For every moment in thy presence spent,~Ere thou depart,
22    29|      fair,~Ere yet she of his presence was aware.~ ~ LIX~So different
23    39|    they fear~His fury, in his presence mute appear.~ ~ LXXVI~Yet
24    43|       oratory,~The prayer and presence of the suitor lord,~The
25    46|       how~Is liked his sudden presence in that place;~Who fears
26    46| gestures showed,~And the high presence of so fair a crew.~Astound