Canto

 1     4|       land,~And saves Genevra, doomed to stake and brand.~ ~ ~
 2     4| foreshow, in little season,~Is doomed to die a Christian, and
 3     5|     her ill deed, which he was doomed to view,~So on his mind
 4     5|     Such was his real end) was doomed to die.~ ~ LXXIV~"For secretly
 5     6|        And me, with scorn, she doomed to banishment,~From her
 6     9|       and chattels burnt, were doomed or slain:~And he had killed
 7    11|      The sin for ever, God has doomed to hell~That cursed soul,
 8    12|        bolt-smitten flanks, is doomed to bear,~Her girl she found
 9    13|  outstretched hand,~That I was doomed not 'mid the watery roar~
10    19|        port would be,~Or to be doomed to a perpetual yoke.~For
11    20|     the fray,~Astolpho will be doomed to slavery base,~His fate
12    22|       to save an errant knight~Doomed to devouring fire: the four
13    23|   Deemed innocent, and wrongly doomed to die.~ ~ LVII~And, after
14    25|       pains~Of fire preserves, doomed by Marsilius dead:~He to
15    32|        Be fell ingratitude; if doomed to smart~For this, the fairest
16    34|   arose,~Our Italy's infection doomed to be.~Then was good life
17    34|      pain~God in his vengeance doomed, as story shows;~Sent, for
18    34|     months, by will divine,~Is doomed to cleanse himself of his
19    37|    those illustrious three had doomed to die,~Mid trouble, fear,
20    38|        of the plain;~For he is doomed to death who thither goes,~
21    41|     ween that, knowing you are doomed to woe,~And marked for the
22    43|        historic page,~Is never doomed its dying day to see;~But
23    43|  serpent sprung:~Whence Manto, doomed my native walls to rear,~
24    45|   consort to a cruel death was doomed.~ ~ XLI~The cruelty which
25    46|     damsel's magnanimity.~None doomed to prison, wheel or halter,