Canto

 1     1|      and with his brand~Raised countless trophies to that damsel
 2     3|        of that first cave what countless swarm~Presses upon the circle'
 3     3|        mid towns and towers, a countless store,~Argenta, Lugo, and
 4     7|        recommends Rogero more.~Countless salutes by her the damsel
 5    14|    Afric and their Gallic foe,~Countless had been the slain, whose
 6    14|    well-nigh to the brink;~And countless vessels the defenders sink.~ ~
 7    15|      one~Against safety of the countless rest."~-- "Go then in peace," (
 8    15|        his snare.~The bones of countless others wide were spread,~
 9    16|      deed,~For rescuing such a countless multitude,~What recompense
10    18| barricade;~But, at the cost of countless enemies,~A path shall quickly
11    25|      divides as many more,~And countless to the eyes and teeth below.~
12    27|        CXXII~These plaints and countless others to the wind~Poured
13    30|   Encamped a host of blacks, a countless band.~ ~ XVI~Leave we the
14    34|     with spite and scorn.~With countless others swarm these grots
15    34|    disdain,~Because of Thamar; countless is the horde~Of those who
16    34|     this our planet prey.~Here countless vows, here prayers unnumbered
17    35|     Equalled by none amid that countless store;~And when and whose
18    35|     shakes his mantle loose.~A countless shoal, they in the stream
19    38|       of blood,~Which his, and countless of your warriors spend,~
20    39|        Astolpho leading such a countless band~As might have well
21    42|       Montalban's knight,~That countless thanks were due to him,
22    43|        day~Of change we are to countless ills a prey.~ ~ C~" `So
23    43| charger, blue, red, green,~And countless cloths of silk and gold
24    45|         For, troop by troop, a countless multitude~(Arrived, because
25    46|       fair Paris cannot be~The countless foreign bands that thither