Canto

 1     7|          her lore,~Conjures, that eve, a palfrey, by her art,~
 2     8|           to depart,~Till fall of eve his sally would delay.~Lest
 3    11|       flame,~Who, when he tempted Eve to eat and die~With the
 4    17|           till evening stayed.~At eve he hears the hollow elder'
 5    17|          rock.~ ~ LX~"The orc, at eve, when to the cave again~
 6    17|       asleep, nor ever waked till eve.~ ~ CXIV~When he how late
 7    19|         keep the shed.~Morning or eve they to some meadow stray,~
 8    19|            in the second joust at eve,~Ill-qualified the victory
 9    19|   proffered courtesy!"~ ~ CI~Till eve they strove, nor did it
10    27|            To the forbidden fruit Eve raised her hand,~Turned
11    31|          upon the former battle's eve,~They choose their ground
12    32|      passed that maid, and but at eve departed:~Who gave yet greater
13    33|         those the damsel bold~The eve before had on the champaign
14    35| afterwards arriving in a town,~At eve, which on the road to Paris
15    37|    provide attire;~And gowns that eve are furnished for the three,~
16    41|           Brandimart resorts that eve~Thitherward, where their
17    42|       career.~ ~ LXX~Much towards eve already sloped the sun,~
18    42|       within~My mansion will this eve be pleased to inn.~ ~ LXXII~"
19    43|       augury;~And thither on that eve the tidings flew:~But these
20    43|      friends to view,~Pale, as at eve is the acanthus' dye~Or
21    43|           many torches which that eve were burned.~Wending to
22    46|           An embassy, arrived the eve before,~Which from the Bulgars'