Canto

 1     2|      The King of Sericane his bugle blew,~And the rock rang
 2     4|      the tower.~Then gave her bugle breath, the keep below,~
 3     4|  After he heard the voice and bugle ring.~Against the foe, who
 4    15|  would not fly, should he the bugle hear.~Wind, thunder, and
 5    15|      But he no sooner has his bugle wound,~Than these are scared
 6    20|    will make assay~If with my bugle I can clear the way."~ ~
 7    20|      to his mouth applied the bugle's round;~The wide world
 8    20|       sound of that appalling bugle fled.~ ~ XC~Above, below,
 9    20|    none,~But what he with his bugle may eschew,~Whose dread
10    22|   Whence, with the formidable bugle's roar,~He had chased the
11    22| thousands armed) with him his bugle bore;~ ~  XI~And traversing
12    22|      But he no sooner has the bugle wound~And poured a horrid
13    24|     wizard old,~With the loud bugle, horrible to hear,~To Paris
14    30|     Appears in armour and his bugle blows.~ ~ XLV~When that
15    33|      peril are,~And deems his bugle were the fittest mean~To
16    33|   again,~Grasps the enchanted bugle in his hand;~And to the
17    33|    Astolpho quickly lifts the bugle's round;~And (for unguarded
18    33|     and the crowded town;~The bugle ever pealing, far and near.~
19    33| abandon light,~The terrifying bugle ceased to bray;~-- The courser
20    34|      Aye scared them with the bugle's horrid sound;~Till at
21    34|     Nor through your virtuous bugle had ye thriven,~But that
22    35|     of the guard, that on his bugle blew~A warning blast, when
23    35|    loud that martial damsel's bugle pealed.~ ~ LXVI~To Agramant
24    40|       Moved also by Almontes' bugle rare,~To accept the challenge