Canto

 1    16|   dejected~By that ill tiding, suffered in such sort,~I, all unable
 2    17|  strand,~The loss which he had suffered comprehends;~For in deep
 3    17| greater agonies~Than e'er were suffered, there await in dread~The
 4    17|      pain,~Were gibbeted, than suffered to depart:~Hung as a beacon
 5    19|     smart~Than young Medoro's, suffered at her heart.~ ~  XXVIII~
 6    19|    youth grew lusty, while she suffered sore,~And, with new fever
 7    19|      matter rare:~This she was suffered, in THE ISLE OF TEARS,~I
 8    20|    acquisition made,~As he had suffered when he lost his queen.~
 9    21|      she from prison fled;~But suffered from his wound a pang so
10    23|      bore,~But such a shock he suffered in the strife,~As broke
11    23|    quarrel, had no other wight~Suffered to part, of such a prize
12    24|      she, who at his hands has suffered worst,~The story of his
13    26|       and shield;~And hope, if suffered of your band to be,~No worthless
14    26|   affront,~Which a French army suffered from their rage,~Who poured
15    27|         aggrieved~(Lover ne'er suffered worse) to Paris sped;~Whence
16    28|       ever banish the despite,~Suffered from King and Lady, from
17    29|       with him remained --~Had suffered thirst in such a grievous
18    32|       s story heard,~That lady suffered such tormenting pain,~Such
19    33|     lance of gold;~And who had suffered, to their mighty pain,~All
20    42|      fiercely glows,~I have so suffered from that hideous Pest,~
21    43|     sovereign beauty grew;~Nor suffered her to see or even hear~
22    44|       His squadrons would have suffered scathe and scorn,~Had not