Canto

 1     1|     blade to blade oppose;~No marvel plate or brittle mail should
 2     2|      opened, quick and mighty marvel wrought;~For not a leaf
 3     5| pursued this common quest)~"I marvel, since you are of all my
 4     5|    And I,' cried Ariodantes, `marvel more'~(In answer to the
 5     5|      bend.~Lurcanio, who with marvel by that stair,~Saw Polinesso
 6     5|      all assembled, deemed~It marvel, if the knight such fraud
 7     6|       burning case.~Nor is it marvel if the burden pains;~No
 8     8|   against the welkin knock?~I marvel that the sea-shore was not
 9    15|     Orrilo's prowess, and the marvel wrought;~For head or arm
10    20|       This need not more your marvel; for by nature~The hare
11    25| torches, counterfeiting day;~`Marvel not, lady,' (her I thus
12    26|      Nor her Rogero with less marvel eyes,~That she had marked
13    29|       knew aright;~And mighty marvel in that dame it raised~To
14    30|        XLI~"And even yet they marvel evermore~At the great feat
15    30|   that time had been,~'T were marvel but Rogero loved the maid:~
16    31|      sword.~ ~ CV~With mighty marvel and with greater pain,~The
17    35|     she to Maro was not dear,~Marvel not this should cause me
18    36|       a plank? I, on my part,~Marvel, that seeing but the murder
19    36|      those two damsels mighty marvel raised.~ ~ LXVII~Gladly
20    37|   wife their steps address:~A marvel he of valour, and as fair~
21    42|      so strange and wondrous, marvel sore~In friendly Malagigi'
22    42|      that thou~May'st see the marvel promised thee but now.~ ~
23    42|     CIII~"Drink, and a mighty marvel shall be seen;~For if thou
24    43|       son~Was he by whom this marvel should be done.~ ~ LX~So
25    43|  scarcely drew.~ ~ CIX~"Great marvel in the dame, then longing,
26    43|       The manifest and mighty marvel do,~Disposed himself to