Canto

 1     3|         in thy progeny and long drawn line~Shall marquises, counts,
 2     3|         the maid,~Where she had drawn a magic ring, as wide~As
 3     4|    frozen ocean's bound.~ ~ XIX~Drawn by enchantment from his
 4     7|  already with his lifted blade,~Drawn for that end, to take her
 5     7|          when its silk veil was drawn aside,~As from the body
 6     9|       sword which never yet was drawn in vain,~And still with
 7    12|        with one in either hand,~Drawn by two dragons, in her chariot
 8    13|         rear.~At sight of their drawn swords, in panic, I~Turn
 9    13|        to the wizard's hold~Had drawn, Melissa halted near the
10    17|       And, full of daring, with drawn falchions close.~Sir Gryphon
11    17|        own,~And letters patent, drawn in ample wise,~Wherein his
12    19|     eyelid fell,~Nor breath was drawn, amid the observant crew:~
13    22|        while Sir Pinnabello had drawn near~To Bradamant, and prayed
14    23|  courser started when a bow~Was drawn, he left the feathered shaft
15    26|        said, when she apart~Had drawn him to some distance from
16    26| Mandricardo, with his faulchion drawn,~Let fall his ready lance
17    27|      Fortune, led,~The lots are drawn, and in the first appear~
18    27|     Ferrau interfere:~They with drawn swords the twain asunder
19    29|    clear:~Even now, with dagger drawn, that paynim fell~In fury
20    30|      Premising, he whose lot is drawn before~The other, shall
21    31|        with good Rinaldo speed,~Drawn from Mount Alban and the
22    35|    Could these into a thread be drawn by art,~Would never equal
23    44|       wrought;~And finally have drawn; but with what boot,~If
24    44|         had pressed;~Nor had he drawn his bit, nor given him rest.~ ~
25    45|       that edict made~Which has drawn Leo to the combat here."~
26    46|     poniard strains,~For he had drawn his deadly dagger too,~Would