Canto

 1     1|     frolic glee,~Whom, some short season past, he had not viewed.~
 2     4|         skies foreshow, in little season,~Is doomed to die a Christian,
 3     5|           brother in disguise. In season~Rinaldo comes to venge the
 4     5|        bold;~Who with the varying season changed her bed,~To shun
 5     5|     wrought,~And so his grief his season overthrew;~That he thought
 6     9|     November's moon,~In that dull season when the leafy vest~Is stript
 7    11|       hills between,~Sweet in its season, and now such as when~Winter
 8    11|            But I shall at another season say~What chanced, and may
 9    13|       weed.~You verily arrived in season are~My needs (pursued the
10    17|      count his stock:~Wont in due season these to pen or loose,~And
11    23|          At times, and have their season of repose:~I feel, my breast
12    24|          Nor I for you till other season," said,~"Will keep this
13    24|         recount,~Weens, for short season will the Tartar foe~Exulting
14    24|        rose;~Rose gathered out of season, and which, pining~Fades
15    25| plenteously purveyed~With what in season was most exquisite --~Has
16    28|        chast and true.~After some season, wearied are the twain~With
17    31|     fierce affray,~I till another season shall delay.~ ~ ~
18    32|         spring a breed,~In little season, which shall pass in worth~
19    32|         foul and broken ways,~(By season somewhat rainy rendered
20    33|        Whose birth should to that season be deferred,~When more than
21    37|           waters go:~Then comes a season when its crested pride~Is
22    38|         the warlike fair~In other season, if not now appaid;~But
23    41|        prow,~And even there short season doth remain:~The reeling
24    41|      round!)~Entitled in a future season Este~Shall with good omen
25    45|          him soar;~That for short season, for revenge deferred,~My