Canto

 1     3|     And prop the ruin with his saving hand;~This in his mother'
 2     3|   Barbarossa's hireling bands,~Saving the church from his rapacious
 3     7|    colour like the sand;~That, saving in its dye, was of the sort~
 4     8|      twas given,~Knew that the saving succour was from Heaven.~ ~
 5     9|        such pain;~But that he, saving him in malice, thought~He
 6    14|  despair,~While we in mind thy saving mercy bear."~ ~ LXXIII~So
 7    15|       merits worshipping,~Who, saving from all harm his own, without~
 8    15|       the imperial army leads:~Saving which, Caesar not alone
 9    16|        XXXIV~"So that one city saving, not alone~Will the Parisians
10    16|         Which ill, without her saving succour, speeds.~ ~ XLVII~
11    20| Alexandria nought~Made answer, saving with a piteous sigh;~And
12    27|       the experience bought~Of saving others at their proper pain;~
13    28|      he;~And well I ween that, saving him alone,~Thou leavest
14    32|     heaven adorn.~ ~ XIV~When, saving some four days, the term
15    32|        sight possess,~Nor any, saving Yseult, please his sight,~
16    32| actions shall be womanly.~But, saving I undress, who shall pretend~
17    32|    festive board, molest;~All, saving Bradamant, enjoy, whose
18    34|        a simple cavalier;~Who, saving valour, was with nought
19    34|     torment shall I dwell;~For saving mercy helpeth not in hell."~ ~
20    40|      the assailing horde;~And, saving Brandimart, the Christians
21    40|       and water on that night~(Saving some few that fled) were
22    44|       so strict his sway;~Nor, saving as he dictates, do and say?~ ~
23    45|   softened by his cries;~(For, saving these, none hears the sad
24    45|      in future think of aught,~Saving the worst that can by me