Canto

 1     5|       So was for many days and months maintained~By us, in secrecy,
 2     5|        foe to face;~Since many months has roved the cavalier,~
 3     6|        unloving at a heat:~Two months, I reigned not more, no
 4    12|      pent,~Many have weeks and months together spent.~ ~ XIII~
 5    12| Cantoned throughout the winter months had lain,~Some near the
 6    13|          To-day will be twelve months) a tourney dight;~Hence,
 7    13|       price might crave.~Eight months are past, the ninth arrived,
 8    15|       the sun,~That there, for months together, light is none.~ ~
 9    15|        in sight;~For 'twas two months complete, a third was near,~
10    17|     saved his head,~After four months, consumed in doleful wise,~'
11    17|       had to wait,~-- For four months and a day -- which is to-morrow;~
12    18|       Who to return within six months, if life~Were granted him,
13    20|      lodged in royal bower~Ten months or more; for -- miserable
14    20|       same who Bradamant, some months before,~Had plunged into
15    21| resolved on one.~ ~  XXXV~"Six months she waited ere again she
16    22|     Otho old~Has lain for many months in Paris-town,~And that
17    24|     Who there expected him six months or eight; --~And lastly,
18    25|    that our bliss endured some months; at last~We were espied;
19    28|      Will I return ere yet two months are o'er;~Nor by a day o'
20    30|       rest.~ ~ XXX~Five or six months would they the strife delay,~
21    33|   strong,~He leaves not in few months, by sea or land,~One living
22    34|        less,~He only for three months, by will divine,~Is doomed
23    36| semblance bland.~Ye, twice ten months, with mickle fondness bred,~
24    36|      great with child, and six months gone,~Aboard a helmless
25    38|       did take,~Borne for nine months within thy holy womb,~While
26    46|     went to Bulgary when three months are done;~Save Fortune otherwise