Canto

 1     2|        fly fast, the champion's wishes go~Faster; and wind itself
 2     2|        cruel Fortune, ill their wishes meeting,~Had granted to
 3     4|   enchanter's deed,~Whose pious wishes still directed were,~To
 4     5|  content,~When I find means his wishes to fulfil:~And snatch at
 5     5|   consent:~Since he in this her wishes would content.~ ~ XXXV~"
 6     5|   happier fortune is above~Your wishes, yield, and seek another
 7    11|      attended:~And straight his wishes leant towards the knight,~
 8    11|     bent~More than behoved, her wishes to content:~ ~ LXXIX~So
 9    12|       that, propitious to their wishes, she~(Averse from both)
10    13|       move,~To speak our common wishes frequently,~So could we
11    13|          Since to our scope our wishes never tend.~Hence searching
12    15|       themselves that way their wishes tend,~Nor they to whet that
13    15|      ill knew~How to resist the wishes of the pair.~The duke, together
14    18|    impart,~Teaching me how your wishes to content."~-- "Here is
15    19|     light,~Behold me prompt thy wishes to fulfil;~Where and whenever
16    21|      her evil will,~Of her foul wishes to her lord impart,~Who
17    23|          Since Fortune, who his wishes well appaid,~Made thitherward
18    28| inflames for Isabel;~But so the wishes of the cavalier~A friar
19    28|    repented~He to his brother's wishes had consented.~ ~ XV~"She
20    30|      favor, well they know,~And wishes rest, if not of one and
21    33|          Whose tardy feet their wishes ill obeyed.~Himself the
22    39|      loving grace;~Nor his warm wishes would have satisfied~A first,
23    43|       my life away:~She with my wishes, said, she would comply,~
24    43|       how thou mayst fulfil~Thy wishes, shall by me be signified.~
25    45|    tries)~That he is forced her wishes to content;~And thus, according