Canto

 1     2|   vest,~Appeared a lady of no mean degree;~But melancholy,
 2     3|   sleight,~Have here a speedy mean which cannot miss;~Nor can
 3     5|       to cherish me above~All mean; his love a love as ardent
 4     5|      either part,~Since surer mean our purpose may fulfill;~
 5     5| sister aid.~ ~ LXX~"The king, mean time, who would the quest
 6     6|    But haply he despised such mean as vile,~And would prevail
 7     6|   tree below,~In dance, or no mean sport the hours beguile.~
 8     8|       to sleep.~ ~ XII~In the mean time, Alcina, who had heard~
 9    12|          XXXIII~Nor might nor mean in old Atlantes lies~To
10    12|    and in disgrace possest:~I mean Noritia's king, who lays
11    16|    and made a way~To let that mean and ill matched spirit out.~
12    19|    the place,~Who was (though mean and rustic was her wear)~
13    20|      of them, neither dim nor mean.~The evil influence will
14    21|       He loved, as passed all mean, and misbecame~One of his
15    21|        But, if compliant, I a mean can frame~To render thee
16    21|    any ill:~For I the certain mean will tell aright.~He will
17    22|       Duke Aymon through fair mean demand;~But be baptized
18    23|      figured in the name, may mean."~Feeding on such like phantasies,
19    27|      s doom be stayed;~In the mean time let him who would defend~
20    30|    many things I am intent,~I mean not to pursue the cavalier.~
21    31|    could he, without blame, a mean devise,~Would fain withdraw
22    31|     damsel stayed,~Nor she of mean condition to behold;~That
23    33|    his bugle were the fittest mean~To free the monarch from
24    34|   that, through the warrior's mean,~Extinguished is my father'
25    35|     Others, and others yet, I mean to move."~ ~  LIX~"My company (
26    43|   that her had nursed~With no mean offer to his master sped.~-- `