Canto

 1     1|         stake's the same,~Thou, loving like myself, should'st mount
 2     5|        male and female, live in loving cheer;~Nor gentle heifer
 3     5|     kiss his lips and face with loving show,~As him I hitherto
 4     6|    light and fickle bent,~Still loving and unloving at a heat:~
 5    10| protecting fay,~For ever to the loving knight endeared,~And issued
 6    14|         If a man merits love by loving, I~Yours by my love deserve;
 7    14|        cheer,~On their eternal, loving Lord, and, stirred~With
 8    18|         world, through Fame, my loving heart may weet."~ ~ CLXX~
 9    22|         town hard by.~ ~ XXXIX~"Loving a gentle lady and a gay,~
10    23|         leaves had taken of the loving twain.~ ~ XCVII~At his departure
11    23|        praise.~ ~  CIX~"And any loving lord devoutly pray,~Damsel
12    29|       Fortune spent,~Within her loving arms, to whom she swore~
13    30|      And Hope, companion of the loving train,~Bradamant's fear
14    31|     fray,~And wears a semblance loving and humane.~He clipt her
15    32|        I~Ever offended, save in loving thee?~What wonder was it
16    35|      detested life.~ ~ XXXIX~"O loving damsel (she made answer),
17    38| Montalban's peer,~Her, although loving, will he anger so,~Not lightly
18    39|     clipt and welcomed her with loving grace;~Nor his warm wishes
19    42|        dissuade the knight~From loving more that Indian lady, who~
20    42|      The service of each former loving wight.~Vext by such thought,
21    43|     love was shown;~And that my loving with such faith, in the
22    45|         him on both cheeks with loving cheer.~"I would," he cried, "
23    46|    could unclasp her arms: with loving show~Charlemagne, Roland,