Canto

 1     1|      see not what we gain~But simple loss and unrequited pain."~ ~
 2     2|    virtuous one;~Nor played a simple part among the base,~Passing
 3     5|  XXXIII~"Then plainly, and by simple facts averred,~How with
 4     6|   made the ready fish obey~By simple words and by mere magic
 5     8|   prey;~And rode a hack which simple housings wore,~His faithful
 6     9| simulation which can aid.~Not simple willingness, I feign desire,~
 7    14|     deal in lies,~So like the simple truth appears her say,~The
 8    14|     in his thirst;~Aye wonted simple water to decline,~Like viper'
 9    15|       And him, with that, the simple hermit blest.~Astolpho pricks
10    17|     helmet bare,~And leave in simple cassock, meanly dight;~And,
11    21|     downcast eye;~For ill the simple truth admits reply.~ ~
12    24|  France conveyed;~Who word to simple knight and captain bore,~
13    25|    This earth beneath me by a simple word.'~ ~ LXIII~"Treasure
14    27|    his pain;~And albeit but a simple nod should need~To free
15    30|     My heart is broken at the simple thought.~ ~ XXXVI~"If of
16    31|    ire nor rancour warms,~But simple thirst of fame excites to
17    31|       river side, and here~In simple words what chanced Rinaldo
18    34| highly wed;~Not him who was a simple cavalier;~Who, saving valour,
19    42|       made,~That, hiding in a simple veil her face,~In sable,
20    43|      At other seasons, at our simple say~The circling sun stands
21    44|     wed with Caesar than with simple wight.~ ~ LVIII~"Can it
22    46| untrue~To her had been -- not simple grief alone~O'erwhelmed