Canto

 1     6|       his love sorrows in his comrade's ear.~ ~ LXXV~Above the
 2     8|      to his true~And faithful comrade Brandimart, whom he~So dearly
 3    12|       straight,~Stops for his comrade, flying from the fight.~
 4    15|       this serve or that, her comrade stands;~While the blasts
 5    17|  hight,~Thinking, because his comrade, he must be~Partaker of
 6    17|       bred~The ensigns of his comrade left instead.~ ~ CXV~The
 7    18|           CIII~To have such a comrade either cavalier~Is much
 8    19|     ground,~And he her rustic comrade, at her hest.~She hastened '
 9    21|       gentle brother near~His comrade's fort was wounded by a
10    21| fitted to sustain~His altered comrade's new-born enmity.~Philander,
11    21|     by the dog, she deems her comrade true,~O'ertaken and defrauded
12    22|   vest nor steed.~And this my comrade, I as surely know,~These
13    22|    LXX~And this was the first comrade of the train~That of the
14    24|  which smote my ear,~I saw my comrade bleeding on the ground:~
15    26|      band to be,~No worthless comrade shall you find in me."~ ~
16    26|    Rogero's through that day,~Comrade in arms) appeared like fire
17    27|    Through ways, by which his comrade was not slow~With the affrighted
18    38|  trade,~Found such a faithful comrade in the maid.~ ~ XXII~They
19    40|      would from so renowned a comrade part,~Their scaling-ladders
20    40|        Though I should seek a comrade, high or low,~And what (
21    42|       As he that only without comrade stood,~I know not why, her
22    43|     he so cleft beholds their comrade's head.~Thence to embrace
23    43|       County said:~ ~ CLXX~"O comrade bold and true, there here
24    43|      in mind~For their fourth comrade who remained behind.~ ~
25    44|       the death of him, their comrade dear,~As they for such a