Canto

 1     4| replied the martial maid,~"Nor offer shield and courser to resign,~
 2    10|        In this example which I offer, versed,~Their prayers and
 3    13|        To Goodness Infinite,~I offer up my thanks, with outstretched
 4    18|      amid the hostile horde,~I offer here to make thee with my
 5    19|      XCI~"I thank thee for thy offer of delay,~But need not what
 6    20|  beggars or slaves to be,~Than offer up themselves for punishment,~
 7    20|       ill thou canst refuse, I offer thee,"~(Marphisa cried): "
 8    20|     piece of bread or bone,~Of offer other lure which likes him
 9    27|        CXL~"What could'st thou offer which could better please~
10    33|       to thine aid.~ ~ CXVIII~"Offer these vows to God, to him
11    35|    damsel (she made answer), I~Offer mine aid, for such as 'tis,
12    35|       some part of the road, I offer thee,~Till we have sight
13    37|  impious monster, in his fane,~Offer, as my first-fruits; and
14    38|   thousand from his bands,~And offer of his royal person made.~
15    38|       part~It seems a shame to offer peace, and ye~Have war and
16    39|     Nubians, to that chief the offer sped.~ ~ XXIV~A paladin
17    39|     shows,~To King Branzardo's offer does agree.~Dudon from prison
18    40|     courteous king, the kindly offer made:~But brooked nat, that
19    40|           LI~Gradasso's second offer seemed to be~Most opportune
20    42|   desire he still was led,~His offer takes, and enters a new
21    43|    that ever wed.'~ ~ XXX~"The offer I accept, the vase to me~
22    43|        had nursed~With no mean offer to his master sped.~-- `
23    45|      his prowess to belie,~And offer to her sword his naked side:~