Canto

 1     1|  river near,~Armed cap-a-pie, beholds a cavalier.~ ~ XXXIX~If
 2     4|    but in mid space,~When she beholds his visage, stops the blow,~
 3     4|      treason.~ ~ XXX~"The sun beholds not 'twixt the poles, a
 4    10|       sees,~And next Angelica beholds and frees.~ ~ ~ I~Of all
 5    10|       hoar.~ ~ XLVIII~When he beholds forth-issuing from the strand,~
 6    11|    arm, his bride Rogero true~Beholds. Orlando to the shore repairs,~
 7    12| lady-love and goddess' flight~Beholds, borne off in such afflicted
 8    15|   ground.~ ~ LV~Astolpho, who beholds his bulky prey~Fall bodily,
 9    17|    way, his people's butchery~Beholds -- burnt palaces and ruined
10    17|   after, stop to bay;~When he beholds his flashing eyes, and when~
11    19|       and flies.~Cloridan who beholds the deed, at sight~Of young
12    20|      have welcomed, in dismay~Beholds him here and with a mournful
13    20|    far distant from the land,~Beholds the parting frigate under
14    20|       ploughs the Aegean sea:~Beholds a hundred islands from him
15    22|     The false enchanter wore, beholds the peer.~So that they all,
16    24|       For lack of comfort she beholds him die;~Since every city
17    26|   sinking ruin prop,~There he beholds the rotten dyke give out,~
18    31| gentle damsel, now more near,~Beholds renowned Rinaldo, him she
19    32|      fair, of semblance kind,~Beholds, by that same road, towards
20    36|     vain entreat,~Rogero, who beholds their strife with pain.~
21    37|       that safest is the way,~Beholds it crost by hunter and by
22    39|    the damsel flies,~When she beholds her faithful cavalier,~As
23    41|     XCVIII~But turning round, beholds the royal Moor~To the utmost
24    43| visage stain~When he so cleft beholds their comrade's head.~Thence
25    45|     April or in May,~And next beholds it, when the sun his light~
26    46|  bored.~ ~ CXXI~When Rodomont beholds in that fierce close~His