Canto

 1     1|      Whom I with fitting praise prepare to grace,~Record the good
 2     3|       solemn feat~Melissa might prepare with fitting spell,~To show
 3     3|         And his enchanted cage, prepare to hear.~Three days along
 4     4|       your warlike worth assay,~Prepare the worthiest enterprize
 5     5|        her would knife or noose prepare,~No man appears to me, though
 6     5|         Other more savage soil, prepare to hear;~And I believe,
 7     9|     Flanders this, a pinnace to prepare,~I sent, and that with me
 8    10|       to succour ravaged France prepare,~And notes and talks of
 9    11|      the industrious Florentine prepare,~Nor whosoever broiders
10    13|        of one of thy famed race prepare,~Whom liberal studies and
11    14|       was left them triumphs to prepare;~And if, unconquered Duke
12    14|      all advised the monarch to prepare~For the assault of Paris.
13    20|         they fly or for defence prepare;~Then give the town to fire,
14    20|       bid, while yet 'tis dark, prepare for sea;~Which shall await
15    21|       he cried,~"Either with me prepare thyself to fight,~Or arm
16    23|         hatred, would the crone prepare,~Or were it she alone might
17    23|       spreads his net,~Does, to prepare the champaigne for his lore,~
18    27|      Four lots the monarch bade prepare, which done,~This "Rodomont
19    27|       in listed field.~ ~  LIX~"Prepare to win the sword before
20    30|       of the battle you to wage prepare;~Small guerdon will be bought
21    33| Forthwith a solemn banquet they prepare~Within the gorgeous palace
22    37|    poison of quick power for me prepare,~Such as, I know, thou knowest
23    43|       had made with speedy toil prepare~An alabaster palace by her
24    45|    emperor's licence, armour to prepare,~And steeds meanwhile had
25    46|  Constantine doth a mighty host prepare,~And thitherward in person
26    46|         and royal nuptials they prepare~As well befits him, by whose