Canto

 1     2|       tidings vain~Of the false courier of that wizard hoar:~And
 2     2|         the sward.~ ~ LXIII~The courier, who so plied his restless
 3     2|        see.~And now the panting courier, as I said,~Rode from Marseilles
 4     3| complete,~Succinctly clad, like courier, goes the cheat.~ ~ LXXIII~"
 5     4|        and shield:~And maid and courier through a valley wind,~Brunello
 6     9|        fell,~I had dispatched a courier to Biscay,~Who the sad news
 7    14|        at night.~This while the courier of the heavenly king~Thinks,
 8    16|        from that quarter, had a courier prayed,~By King Sobrino
 9    18|  Rodomont~Knew in the dwarf the courier of his dame,~He all his
10    18|    flame.~All else he deems the courier may recount,~Save that a
11    25|         is hardly gone~Ere he a courier sees arrive at speed,~Of
12    25|         what promised best.~The courier he dismist, and turned his
13    26|  Addressed himself, and of that courier said;~And next recounted
14    28|       thither he repaired,~(The courier added) and the cause declared:~ ~
15    30|       to recount,~While for the courier damsel she did stay:~With
16    32|         maid conceives,~It is a courier from the youthful peer;~
17    32|       that very day, beside~The courier maid, encountered in the
18    32| Bradamant so well maintains~The courier maid's defence, her beauteous
19    32|     daughter rose,~And next the courier maid is seen to rise.~With
20    37|        hand.~ ~ CIX~Nor she the courier maid, nor they that ride~
21    40|        an embassage~Forthwith a courier find, then bid him steer~
22    43|       Thither in person, having courier sent~And letter, Roland
23    44|        He to his father a quick courier sent,~To pray that he would
24    45|         yet by slumber glued?~A courier, who the news should quickly