Canto

 1     1|    while four spurs infest his foaming sides,~Their courser brings
 2     1|         She here and there her foaming palfrey sped~By strange
 3     6|       seen him plunge into the foaming sea.~ ~ V~But, as it oft
 4     8|       death by drowning in the foaming sea~Was not enough thy wrath
 5    10|      Of arch, and overhung the foaming sea.~Olympia (MIND such
 6    10| chrystal to the cavalier,~With foaming wine, which raised his thirst
 7    12|        joust pricked forth his foaming horse,~Happier had he remained
 8    13|       and tost heaven-high the foaming tide.~Smote with a north-west
 9    16|        the troops combined~His foaming courser, and his weapon
10    18|      himself down into Seine's foaming tide.~ ~ XXIV~Athwart the
11    18|    cruel gale,~And scowers the foaming sea with humble sail.~ ~
12    20|    every side~Astolpho, on his foaming courser borne,~Lends louder
13    20|        and wheeled~Swiftly his foaming courser for the shock,~And
14    22|       the tempest, through the foaming main,~The vessel ran; she
15    29|        Came thither where that foaming river ran;~Where Rodomont
16    29|   Ulien's son.~Together in the foaming stream they sank;~High flashed
17    29|      bridge which spanned that foaming tide~Did Flordelice meantime
18    35|       that streight bridge and foaming river found.~ ~ XXXVI~"Are
19    39|       France, now ploughed the foaming sea,~Should meet the king
20    41|    side~Is undefended from the foaming tide.~ ~ XIV~Fallen on her
21    41|   Follows their sails upon the foaming sea.~ ~ XXXV~Scarce, with
22    41|      Who, fitly matched, their foaming coursers gall.~Bold Brandimart
23    43|      and threatening horns the foaming Po;~Whose jurisdiction to
24    43|      and through the swell~And foaming waters in that shallop made~
25    44|    Sardinia; and then o'er~The foaming sea his venturous course
26    46|   leave their fountain for the foaming brine.~ ~ XVIII~Diligent,