Canto

 1     1|        fair,~In solemn pageant, issuing on the scene~From out of
 2     3|   whence, face to face,~A woman issuing forth, the maid addresses,~
 3     6|       In his swift course; and, issuing in that part,~Passed by
 4     6|   prisoner led;~When, lo! forth issuing from the city's gate,~Whose
 5    10|         on his body threw.~Then issuing forth from the pavilion
 6    11|        may'st thou moor,"~(Thus issuing to the pilot his command),~"
 7    12|       falling youth descry,~And issuing from his wound so wide a
 8    15|    their sumptuous seat:~Thence issuing courtly squire and damsel
 9    17|     through the streets,~Scent, issuing from each home, a cloud
10    17|          dames and men:~Nor any issuing thence the monster kept,~
11    17|       when before, on the flock issuing out,~He saw her prisoned
12    17| grieving went afield before~The issuing flock, or homeward took
13    17|          it bored the cavalier,~Issuing a palm behind. To all the
14    22|    Thames again is gone.~Whence issuing forth, with all his canvas
15    22|      way;~And they encountered, issuing from the chase,~A woman,
16    23|       road;~She saw at mid-day, issuing from the wood,~A fort, nor
17    32|       And drawbridge dropt, and issuing knights espied.~ ~ LXXV~
18    36|     upon our side,~I say) forth issuing from the city, go~Towards
19    38|        was the ambuscade,~That, issuing forth at morn, to sweep
20    38|     this side and on that forth issuing, spread~Tents at each entrance
21    41|         his horse lies low;~And issuing widely from the warrior'
22    42|      disappear,~And spied forth issuing from a cavern hoar~A monster,
23    43|      steed,~As if his heart was issuing from his breast.~She follows
24    46|         a road, from home forth issuing, where~She met the Grecian
25    46|       the champion smote,~That, issuing from his wounds as from