Canto

 1    10|   Which wore no form of animal exprest,~Save in the head, with
 2    15| Astolpho in his book had found exprest~(That which prescribed a
 3    16|     this~Never before has been exprest, I wiss.~ ~ ~ I~Love's penalties
 4    19|      it, and the healing juice exprest:~With this did she foment
 5    23|         in verse can hardly be exprest:~Who, but that he was on
 6    23| Orlando, who remarked the love exprest,~Needing no more to make
 7    23| Seeking another sense than was exprest,~And ever saw the thing
 8    24|     hard heart, Sir Odoric now exprest.~ ~ XXXIV~Whether or no
 9    24|      Scotland's knight~Were so exprest, that he was understood:~
10    26|        and in what manner, was exprest;~But like embassadress,
11    26|        by foul felony (as erst exprest)~Was ravished from the youthful
12    28|       little value, if it were exprest~By page or other -- save
13    28|      all else he gospel-truths exprest;~As less by his experience,
14    30|     And fully she to Bradamant exprest~What to excuse himself Rogero
15    34|       or jewelled bands he saw exprest;~Then eagles' talons, the
16    35| Relating to those captives, as exprest.~ ~  LII~He parts; and save
17    39|   briefer time than 'tis by me exprest,~Broke with her sword four
18    39|     will not now repeat what I exprest~Of that fierce, daring female
19    41|        in his every other feat exprest,~Rogero's valiant mind and
20    43|    half her hideousness have I exprest.~ ~ CXXXVI~"Anselm, who
21    44|      charge, that ne'er by him exprest~Rogero's name in any place
22    45|        no sooner he the intent exprest,~Than with sore grief Rogero'