Canto

 1     4|         of chivalry~Are bound to venge the damsel foully shent.~
 2     5|          season~Rinaldo comes to venge the secret treason.~ ~ ~
 3     6|         Who will have thought to venge me with his brand,~And will
 4     9|    Further, he gives her hope to venge the abuse:~He does so, and
 5    18|       than infidel:~Yet would he venge himself, and with his blade,~
 6    23|         the paladin had sped,~To venge Alzirdo and Manilard, the
 7    24|           XXXIV~Whether or no to venge such infamy,~Youthful Zerbino
 8    24|      monarch deems, and comes to venge his loss."~ ~ XCVI~As a
 9    26|       armed with sword again,~To venge the injury that stripling
10    26|      blood, disdain, and ire,~To venge that cruel outrage goad
11    28|    majesty,)~Would, now or ever, venge him on his head:~Moreover
12    29|      Roland, but for this, would venge the scorn~He and a thousand
13    31|     beyond his steed.~Quickly to venge the knight Alardo wends,~
14    31|          emprize~He undertook to venge his courser's fall;~And,
15    31|       his person, the defeat~May venge upon the foe, by this delay:~
16    32|           At risque of death, to venge that galling flout;~But
17    35|       daring you appear in show,~Venge me of him that has my lord
18    35|         she whilere;~Nor save to venge her have I sought this strand;~
19    36| worshipped, to adore;~And till I venge my parents on the foe~To
20    37|          prayer,~That they would venge them on their cruel foe,~
21    37|         That bold Olindro cannot venge the stain.~Straight spent
22    37|        nor will be gone~Until he venge himself; 'tis so the knight,~
23    45|            Who killed my son, to venge me thou agree,~Now that