Canto

 1     1|  Orlando's friendly blade~Had saved her from dishonour, death,
 2     1|      bodies was of proof, and saved the breast.~ ~ LXIII~Nor
 3     2|       It broked her fall, and saved the gentle maid.~Some while
 4     3|     with protecting sabre,~He saved his troops from fatal overthrow;~
 5     6|       band~Offended fate, had saved the youthful knight;~The
 6     8| remembering;~Late left, where saved from him by hasty flight,~
 7     9|  prisons; so that he~Can only saved by my destruction be.~ ~
 8    10| brought him in the strife,~As saved the warrior's liberty and
 9    12|   with his brand.~Him Fortune saved; for as Orlando wheeled~
10    14|      us by this victory,~That saved us from the wintry tempest
11    16|     XXXV~-- "I say, this city saved from deadly wound,~Not only
12    16|      with a crown endued,~Who saved one citizen by worthy deed,~
13    17|     king from sovereign peril saved his head,~After four months,
14    21|     repent~How she by you was saved, and I was shent.~ ~ XIII~"
15    23|    And injury, and shame, had saved his head,~What time he roved
16    24|    How in the pinnace she was saved, before~The broken vessel
17    24|   steel which round him flew,~Saved, with sore mischief to himself,
18    29|    way,~But that kind Fortune saved her from the peer.~Let her
19    31|     above one day;~And having saved his person, the defeat~May
20    33|     the goodly horse, agreed,~Saved from that fowl which chased
21    35| mighty myriads, hardly one~Is saved of those which waves and
22    42|    sore;~Thither, where he is saved with sovereign care;~And
23    45|   cavalier alone~One host was saved, and one was overthrown;~ ~