Canto

 1     1|     due to me long since, is justly mine?~ ~ XXVII~"Remember,
 2     3|      she (I know not if more justly hight~Mother or stepmother)
 3     5|     preferred,~That lord was justly bound to hold me dear.~Mark,
 4     5|    As to his good intent was justly due.~The stranger, after
 5     7|   bruited far and near,~Thou justly should be deemed without
 6    14|    the heart of France, more justly say.~A stream flows into
 7    18| fallen into their hands, was justly due.~ ~ XCII~'Tis Aquilant'
 8    24|     pain)~Thou might'st have justly closed the darksome vault;~
 9    24|     the pain~Of these should justly suffer, who was blind;~Blind
10    26|    of France will steer,~Who justly shall be forward in this
11    27|       For I this field claim justly as my due."~-- "Stand back!"
12    31|   this third course to me is justly due":~But he as yet his
13    32|   beside~All other sins, may justly thee arraign.~That thou
14    35|    have I hied,~To prove how justly famed his might and main.~
15    36| death ordain;~Nor, since you justly, I unjustly, die,~Deem I
16    42|   lord before our eyes.~Then justly in Orlando's heart, for
17    43|    faithful you the dame may justly ween.'~ ~ XXVII~"I with
18    43|   and find no place of rest.~Justly this growing ill my death
19    44|  house or heir,~Will she not justly hold me as her foe,~And
20    46|     he held most dear;~Hence justly he becomes that title's
21    46|    ever done,~Him none could justly blame; and on his side,~