Canto

 1     2|       Between those champions, matched in heart and deed.~Their
 2     2|     foot an equal combat sped,~Matched with a baron of no meaner
 3     5|      safety hies~The she bear, matched with hers, through forest
 4     7|   Between, in youth and beauty matched as well:~The fay alone exceeds
 5     9|        such, as in our age are matched of few,~Such is in evil
 6    12| another pair~More fitted to be matched in fierce appeal:~Equal
 7    15|        fray~With fierce Orrilo matched the warriors free;~And so
 8    16|  Origilla's heart possest,~And matched in evil customs were the
 9    16|     other's heads addrest;~Ill matched, in arms and valour, were
10    16|       To let that mean and ill matched spirit out.~The courser,
11    16|       presides.~ ~ LXVIII~Well matched awhile the Christian and
12    17|    descended from the sky;~And matched it with another, and again~
13    20|       singly with ten warriors matched in plain,~Who by his arm
14    24|   spurred upon each side.~Well matched in soul and valour, either
15    24|     earth: for the assay~Hence matched anew, stands either infidel.~
16    26|    slight.~Thus, with Marphisa matched, that hostile crew~Appears
17    27|         against their foes,~So matched, Rogero and Marphisa speed;~
18    31|    scale,~That they were fitly matched, for weal or woe,~They laid
19    31|           XCVII~"Dost thou, as matched with me mistrust thy force,~(
20    32|        the court; he said~How, matched with Mandricardo, strove
21    38|       but one mid many spears,~Matched singly with a host of martial
22    40|        martial Dane his valour matched.~ ~ LXXX~But for the gentle
23    41| encounters Olivier,~Who, fitly matched, their foaming coursers
24    41|         Who may be deemed well matched in warlike sleight,~Nor
25    45|      kill, if in that cavalier~Matched against thee thou didst
26    46|      they for Rogero fear,~Ill matched they deem with that fierce