Canto

 1     2|  pursued her faithless guide,~Suspended there, and pondering on
 2     2|    feet foremost, by her arms suspended:~When asking if she had
 3    17|       in due dishonour round,~Suspended at the shameful waggon's
 4    18|     the arms of which I spoke suspended,~She straight agnized the
 5    18|   insult offered to the king,~Suspended stood in doubt and wondering.~ ~
 6    18|       all earthly matters and suspended:~ ~ CLXII~By the Creator
 7    19|     knight~What kept his mind suspended in that sort,~And why at
 8    22|     in vain,~The damsel stood suspended and in pain.~ ~ XLVI~Then
 9    24|    After Almonio had his tale suspended,~Astounded for a while the
10    24|     her to a neighbouring elm suspended;~And in a year (the place
11    26|  Agramant shall succoured be,~Suspended is their quarrel (in what
12    26|       on his part, the strife suspended;~And thither, where the
13    27|      interrupted and till now suspended.~Rogero to King Agramant
14    28|      the landlord's story was suspended.~Then -- "Fully I believe,"
15    29|       written, and their arms suspended rest.~But he in prison pens
16    30|     So bade the Moorish king, suspended were;~Suspended all, save
17    30| Moorish king, suspended were;~Suspended all, save trenchant Durindana,~
18    35|        whose story I erewhile suspended,~Ancient of visage, and
19    35|  paynim train,~Bradamant left suspended from the stone;~Mid these
20    36|    lance, but holds the stave suspended,~So that it shall not harm
21    40|       after by that ensignry,~Suspended from the holy temple's wall,~
22    45| upraised, by rope from thence suspended~For such a need -- the Grecian
23    46| Dordona's lady, vest~And arms suspended from the votive stone~He