Canto

 1     1|       For bold Orlando and his cousin, free~Rinaldo, late contended
 2     6| paladin, sore feared in fight;~Cousin I was to two of boundless
 3     6|        had learned~That he was cousin to the dame he wooed,~Lamented
 4     9|        a fleet of many sail,~A cousin of the lord here pent in
 5     9|       bound,~Followed Bireno's cousin from his lands:~Who, since
 6     9|        other care,~Left in the cousin's guardian care this while~
 7    20|  English duke, Astolpho, I~Thy cousin am," and clipt him round
 8    23|      Fair Bradamant her gentle cousin knew.~Him from afar she
 9    25|        and ward.~ ~ LXXIII~His cousin Richardetto, as behoved,~
10    26|      brethren armed before~His cousin, and had backed his courser
11    27|        rescued in his need~His cousin Richardet, with odds o'erlaid,~
12    27|        well suppose)~He to his cousin might have furnished aid,~
13    31|     thus begin: "My lord, your cousin dear,~To whom its safety
14    31|     heard how troubled was his cousin's brain.~And from the damsel'
15    32|      daughter, as a bride;~His cousin she, her portion Oran's
16    32|       that virtuous spear,~Her cousin's gift, which never missed
17    33|       lack.~ ~ XLIX~"He in his cousin of Pescara's rear,~-- Prosper
18    34|        has sought his faithful cousin's life.~ ~ LXV~"Hence God
19    36|      fray.~But brother she and cousin both excels,~Measured by
20    36|     just to view.~For his dear cousin fearing the event,~In that
21    43|       gone,~From Malagigi, his cousin, did he hear~That when seven
22    43|       erst to him had told his cousin wise;~What time the sage
23    44|  Rinaldo and the paladine,~His cousin, erst before the hermit