Canto

 1     5|      LXVIII~"The king has made proclaim by town and tower,~(For
 2     7|       love, unheard of any, to proclaim.~And in conclusion the two
 3    16|        these days bid solemnly proclaim;~And with what pomp they
 4    16|    till herald should his call proclaim:~Better were they than those
 5    17|   crowd,~(Another's evil deed) proclaim aloud.~ ~ CXXXIII~They take
 6    20|       these, fair sir, I shall proclaim.~Beyond the Durence, Rhone,
 7    20|    woman worse despite~Than to proclaim her old and foul to sight.~ ~
 8    23|        steed were fain,~Her to proclaim who was his owner, bade,~
 9    23|     one to other ear,~The loud proclaim they through the town declare;~
10    23|     one alive fled thither, to proclaim~The mighty havoc made by
11    27|         Agramant's herald made proclaim, and said~It was forbid
12    28|        to the king such injury proclaim:~But willed that like himself
13    29|       with pen and page will I proclaim,~That, whosoever reads me,
14    32|       to remain I my design to proclaim,~Should my resolve have
15    33|  Senapus him his Nubian tribes proclaim;~We Priest and Prester John
16    34|      through heaven and earth, proclaim aloud~Christ's second advent
17    36|     occasion of his failure to proclaim, --~Of his desire for parley
18    36|     Atlantes may'st have heard proclaim.~Of our fair lineage many
19    37| Triumphs and trophies evermore proclaim,~While Victory heads or
20    38|     who thither goes,~By joint proclaim, except the chosen foes.~ ~
21    45|        condition which he bids proclaim:~He that would with Duke