Canto

 1     2|     The walls appeared, as I approached more nigh.~I, after, learned
 2     4|      the rein the lady there~Approached, and he stood fast till
 3     5|   gallery.~On the other side approached the fraudful foe,~So pleased
 4     6|     the island hung,~And had approached so nigh that landscape fair,~
 5     8|   had fiend conveyed:~And he approached her, feigning such a call~
 6     8|     gate; and there the peer~Approached a captain of the guard,
 7    10|      shore,~To the safe bank approached the pilot hoar.~ ~ XLVIII~
 8    12|   flame.~Orlando to the rock approached, to spy~If there Angelica
 9    16|       LXXXVI~To him a squire approached, who pale with dread,~Scarce
10    18|    shall you hear who 'twas, approached the king,~But first I have
11    22|   And, with intent to drink, approached the flood.~ ~ XII~His lips
12    24|      CX~But to fair Doralice approached, and said~Marsilius, Agramant,
13    26|   faulchion, spear, and bow,~Approached the captive two with doleful
14    27|    king of Tartary all o'er,~Approached to gird him with that sovereign
15    29|   who, whensoever any knight~Approached the bridge, was wont his
16    29|    fight,~When to the bridge approached Anglantes' knight.~ ~ XLI~
17    29| shore.~Within a yard or less approached the fair,~Ere yet she of
18    31|    that having wheeled anew,~Approached with hand unarmed, the warrior
19    37|       Now have us of our kin approached, as though~Infection from
20    39|   olive, bay and cedar tree,~Approached the shore, and cast them
21    40|     Entered the harbour, and approached the strand;~And sorely they
22    43|    grew~Orlando to the corse approached more nigh,~And speechless