Canto

 1     2|         fray.~ ~ XVII~"Within an easy mile I saw the peer~Pricking
 2     5|          steed,~Until, within an easy distance, he~Now near the
 3     7|          haughty head;~To him an easy task; for she was laid~Among
 4     9|          with little strife, his easy prey:~Persuaded by his outward
 5    12|     aside:~For such to wear were easy as a vest,~To these, so
 6    12| heretofore;~From him it had been easy task to strip~What other
 7    14|         the cote,~The wolf makes easy waste of sheep and goat."~ ~
 8    16|          the most level and most easy road.~Him six days' journey
 9    17|         day-light through,~'Twas easy to espy -- and might be
10    18|      gracious audience finds,~No easy faith your equal judgment
11    18|      those countries through,~By easy stages and by slow, addrest,~
12    18|    thence, a way~Scales, with an easy rise, a pleasant hill;~Which
13    21|        Rode, unsuspicious, at an easy pace;~Argaeus, eager his
14    23|        Nor let be rode except at easy pace,~Hence was he ne'er
15    23|       yet perhaps would prove an easy quest.~He, without quarrel,
16    25|        long-sought boon achieve.~Easy it were the damsel to surprise;~
17    26|             CXV~-- "Twere not so easy to obtain this quest~As '
18    28|        mortal foe.~Hence 'tis an easy matter to persuade~Mine
19    31|         dread field, on horse of easy pace.~Borne to the sea by
20    33|        greedy servant's sin,~And easy sovereign's goodness, on
21    37|        Should'st die a death too easy: since I wot,~For thee too
22    40|       Nubian band~-- A brief and easy task -- to free your land.~ ~
23    41|          had delaid~Beneath that easy yoke to bend the knee;~And
24    42|       might go~A laden horse; so easy the ascent.~To arch above
25    46|     mighty glee~At my return, no easy task 'twould seem~So vast