Canto

 1     1|      in disorder through the greenwood shade.~Rinaldo's horse escapes:
 2     1|      a loud noise within the greenwood shade~Beside him, rang in
 3     2|   Fusberta cleaves it: groan~Greenwood, and covert close, and sunny
 4    10|      finding herself safe in greenwood shade~Removed from noise,
 5    10|      tiger, from beneath the greenwood tree,~Or other beast with
 6    12|   such swiftness through the greenwood hies,~Wind would not overtake
 7    12|    For her he searches every greenwood shade,~And when all hope
 8    12|  cloathe again the field and greenwood tree,~All those King Agramant
 9    13|  left, Nor Bradamant through greenwood shade~More than two miles
10    18|      reveal; and through~The greenwood holt, of beast and monster
11    19|   his mate, that through~The greenwood shade with lighter shoulders
12    19|      In goodly cabin, in the greenwood shade,~With wife and children;
13    23|    steed,~And to the deepest greenwood wends his way.~And, when
14    23|     His cuirass; through the greenwood wide was strowed~All his
15    23|     their flocks beneath the greenwood tree,~Some here some there
16    24|    drear;~Nor far within the greenwood had I wound,~When guided
17    24|     Durindane, he sought the greenwood, round,~Which separate from
18    25| front,~And, couched upon the greenwood, closed her eyes.~A tale
19    25|    day:~ ~ XCIV~And when the greenwood birds 'gan, far and wide,~
20    26| Which lately, underneath the greenwood tree,~Orlando from his hand
21    33|      But that good horse the greenwood threads, and lies~At last
22    37|     ensued.~Already have the greenwood trees laid low~Their leafy
23    39|    the fleet, from leaves of greenwood tree,~Produced upon the
24    43|    when once thou didst this greenwood thread,~Thou from a rustic'
25    43|    holt, and dark and dismal greenwood grows.~Silent appeared the
26    45|      the northern breeze~The greenwood murmurs; and as on the shore,~