Canto

 1     1|       damsel shows,~Though she awhile may weep and make her moan,~
 2     2|       varying tale,~Must leave awhile the Paladin, who wages~A
 3     4|            LXIII~Rinaldo mused awhile, and then replied,~"And
 4     4|         She to delay her death awhile essayed,~Until she pity
 5     6|  father's shed,~There secretly awhile designed to dwell;~Till
 6     6|         In arms of gold: but I awhile delay~Till other strain
 7     8|      with an anchorite.~ ~ XXX~Awhile I will pursue her story:
 8     8|        were.~Astound she stood awhile; when grief found vent~Through
 9     8|        path I pressed,~To turn awhile, ere I this case relate:~
10    16|            LXVIII~Well matched awhile the Christian and the Moor~
11    17|       aside,~Nor of themselves awhile would make display;~Better
12    18|        the very truth be said.~Awhile on this ill-starred Martano
13    24|         He diverse punishments awhile revolved,~And thus the warrior
14    25|       life.~ ~ VI~Rogero stood awhile in pensive case,~Whom many
15    28| Jocundo stood, beside~Himself, awhile of sober sense bereaved;~
16    28|      bade him come -- when she awhile had thought --~When he believed
17    32|        these be said,~I should awhile of Agramant discourse,~Who
18    33|       it round,~Lifts if aloft awhile, and from the skies~Blows
19    35|     wine,~In their vile mouths awhile such names convey,~Then
20    39| Olivier;~"Behold Orlando!" Him awhile they eyed,~Straining their
21    43|         VI~Fain would he think awhile, of whom I speak,~(As said)
22    43|   modesty?~ ~ XXVI~" `Go forth awhile; go forth come from home
23    43|       faithfulness.~'Leave her awhile (Melissa said), and be~A
24    43|        his rest desires to go:~Awhile will he repose; and then
25    43|     nigh,~And speechless stood awhile, his friends to view,~Pale,
26    46|    thee to die:~But be content awhile this deed to shun~Till all