Canto

 1     2| Strikes full at Sacripant with lifted blade;~And he puts forth
 2     5|         His thanks to God with lifted hands he paid,~That he had
 3     5|       long and earnest prayer,~Lifted to covering casque, and
 4     7|      And came already with his lifted blade,~Drawn for that end,
 5    10|    snakes are shown:~By yonder lifted balance is bespoke~The Duke
 6    12|        soon as he his foot has lifted o'er~The threshold, he through
 7    12| chanced dismayed)~Covered with lifted shield and naked sword,~
 8    13|        his worthless life with lifted blade.~Nor think to slay
 9    14|        paynim, safe in buckler lifted high,~Scorns not the wall
10    16|       And loud they beat their lifted palms and cried:~While those
11    16|       thanksgiving yield,~With lifted hands, to God, who brought
12    17|      the latter Antonine;~And, lifted from the lowest rabble's
13    19|       has shown.~ ~ XLIV~Waves lifted by the waxing tempest start~
14    20|        hard visage has the sun~Lifted her veil of dim and dingy
15    22|      feverish thirst and heat,~Lifted the weighty morion from
16    26|        bull upon his horns~Has lifted, though he feels this while
17    27|     Marphisa griped amain,~And lifted up the losel from the ground;~
18    32|        with levelled lance and lifted glaive,~To prove Sir Clodion
19    33|       other, boldly wend,~With lifted blades, the quick and dextrous
20    38|       at his altar, to the sky~Lifted his hands, "O God, that
21    39|    couched lance, and one with lifted blade.~Hardly King Agramant
22    43|       buried in this mood,~Who lifted not his visage from the
23    45|      his foot accompanied;~And lifted shield, and shifted sword
24    46|     Bradamant had striven with lifted brand~In fight, and not
25    46|        to help the church with lifted blade;~With scanty and tumultuous