Canto

 1     2|         Which made some deal his generous courser ply;~And when to
 2     3|    dishevelled tresses.~ ~ IX~"O generous Bradamant," the matron cried,~"
 3     3|         Shall plant in Italy thy generous race.~In him behold who
 4     9|     puissant Durindane.~ ~ IV~So generous is Orlando's heart, he base~
 5    11|        Unfitting recompense) his generous aid.~ ~ VIII~"Ungrateful
 6    17|     hound who preys on man. -- A generous sprite~The thought of death --
 7    20|          displayed~How much with generous wrath her heart was stirred;~
 8    20|        he who turns to grass the generous steed~To run amid the herd
 9    26|  maintain the Mount.~Impelled by generous and by just disdain,~The
10    26|         XLVII~"Imbued with every generous quality,~Which can in great
11    26|         himself his friend, with generous heart,~In good or evil fortune,
12    31|     illustrious seed and good~Of generous Aymon, as ye likewise are.~
13    31|        Sericana's cavalier,~(For generous bosoms aye such practise
14    32|          foul scorn to stain her generous hands~With such base blood,
15    32|          a sentence to obey:~But generous Bradamant, in prudent guise,~
16    33|         s vein~Inherits, not his generous name alone!~Who by the Church'
17    36| Christian crew.~ ~ XXV~Troyano's generous son, who had espied~This
18    37|      praise; the peer~Derived of generous stock, and bold in fight,~
19    39|       fleet.~ ~ LXIX~As two fair generous pards, that from some crag~
20    45|        from his bosom chased the generous youth,~Save that which moved
21    45|         For easily that steed of generous kind~She might have known,
22    45|         LXXI~As on the start the generous barb in spied,~When he the
23    46|      bestowed?"~ ~  XLVI~Melissa generous wine and goodly cheer~Thither
24    46|          gathers virtue from his generous guide.~ ~ LXXXIX~There is