Canto

 1     1|       Arden, with rare virtue fraught:~This fills the heart with
 2     4|    Brunello, not sincere, but fraught~With treasons manifold,
 3     6| thence with full instructions fraught.~ ~ LVII~The courser from
 4     7|    heart,~If with such virtue fraught, her heart could bring~Thee
 5    10|      with that ancient pilot, fraught~With wisdom, and by long
 6    15|     one,~The justest and most fraught with prudent lore~Or emperors,
 7    15|   viands (its least pleasure) fraught,~The longest topic for discourse
 8    18|       drunken eyes with venom fraught,~And having heard from many
 9    19|      pancy hight)~I know not; fraught with virtue to restrain~
10    20|      with courtesy and valour fraught,~Upon the maid and comrades
11    21|  demonstrates with what peril fraught~His case, not more with
12    22|    paunches with green forage fraught.~Rogero said, " 'Tis now,
13    24| combined,~And, with ensamples fraught and eloquence,~Was full
14    26|     and with nerve and spirit fraught.~ ~ XXXI~Here, to appearance,
15    27|    many gifts, wherewith 'tis fraught;~But man, of a less nimble
16    29|       which, with that vigour fraught,~-- That force exceeding
17    30|       evil with such mischief fraught,~My heart is broken at the
18    32|      my mind)~Of a suspicion, fraught with suffering~To Bradamant
19    36|      courser round, with fury fraught,~Less with desire to lay
20    38|      on her way~Is any vessel fraught with new supply --~Charles
21    40|  succeed, with bold assurance fraught,~For none can fear beneath
22    40|      and those with prisoners fraught.~ ~ LXXI~The vessels of
23    41|       womb, with heavy burden fraught,~ ~ LXIII~'Twixt Brenta
24    44|       her, is hive with honey fraught.~But I will die ere I the
25    44|      alike, with sudden anger fraught,~(For plainly they perceive,
26    46|  cloth with beauteous figures fraught;~Fairer Apelles' pencil