Canto

 1     6|          the story, said~One who rehearsed the tale) in incest bred.~ ~
 2     7| Delightful fiction to the guests rehearsed.~ ~ XX~What table, spread
 3    13|        had told,~And oft and oft rehearsed, amid the rede,~What arts
 4    17|        In every point, the thing rehearsed was done;~He thanked his
 5    19|         when he his piteous tale rehearsed.~ ~ XXI~And calling back
 6    20|          prayer,~To what she had rehearsed would add no more.~The prince
 7    22|        hard-by~Had heard, as was rehearsed, a piercing cry.~ ~ IV~He
 8    22|          so slight,~As you to us rehearsed, the fire will light."~ ~
 9    23|       better heard the cavalier,~Rehearsed the truth; and this so well
10    24|          of his crimes will have rehearsed.~ ~ XXI~"How me that traitour
11    24|        to read;~Who lets him (as rehearsed) the story know.~When, without
12    24|   friends.~ ~ CXII~The messenger rehearsed, when she had done,~Fully
13    25|          she wore:~And she to us rehearsed, from first to last,~The
14    27|          last Circassia's knight~Rehearsed, and reddened as the tale
15    29|         in that deep bottom, who~Rehearsed the tale so often, Turpin
16    31|          anew~(Nor more nor less rehearsed) the magic sleight.~When
17    32|          earth.~ ~ XXXII~What he rehearsed, the Gascon knight believed,~
18    40| scattered (this whilere~Has been rehearsed) and from the giddy height~
19    41|         confest,~With whom (as I rehearsed to you before)~He had belied
20    41|      shore;~As I in other strain rehearsed before;~ ~ XXV~And willing
21    42|       She to Marphisa afterwards rehearsed~Her woes, and told her brother'
22    44|          Ungiardo led forthwith, rehearsed~What shall by men in other