Canto

 1     5|       me with that joy in her embrace,~Which seems to second so
 2     8|        securer, next he would embrace:~Him, kindling into pretty
 3    16|      neck, fast-locked in her embrace.~ ~ X~She, after suiting
 4    18|   advanced, to meet with glad embrace,~Though, of all living dames
 5    22|     thousand times they their embrace renew,~And closely each
 6    23|  cheer,~And now more nigh, to embrace the warrior flew;~And named
 7    23|       the loved Rogero's fond embrace;~Which time will never from
 8    23|   quickly clipping her in his embrace,~Him reverence for Anglantes'
 9    23|    had rested, locked in fond embrace.~Within the grotto, and
10    24|    with bare head, the prince embrace,~Where lord is clipt by
11    24|       as ice, remained in her embrace.~ ~ LXXXVI~On the ensanguined
12    28|    Let me, but once, in thine embrace lie!~For every moment in
13    30|       risen with pain.~Him to embrace and gratulate they wend,~
14    30|  Alban's hall,~Until he there embrace the friendly throng~Each
15    31|       welcome fair:~They both embrace Rinaldo as a friend,~And
16    36|      a brother knows;~Who now embrace, nor move her jealous spleen,~
17    37|   Opened his arms Drusilla to embrace.~Then altered was her sweet
18    37|  Arles the other tends,~Again embrace the lovers, and oft say~
19    38|       and locked her in a new embrace,~And kissed her, like a
20    39|   first, a second, or a third embrace,~But that he spied Bardino,
21    39| stretched his arms, and would embrace the knight;~And -- wherefore
22    40|      were refreshed, begun~To embrace and weep; and acts and speeches
23    43|     comrade's head.~Thence to embrace bold Oliviero, where~He
24    43| Another locks him fast in his embrace:~Yet more than all the others
25    46|    neck encircles with a fast embrace.~By the lamenting Child