Canto

 1     1|    foaming sides,~Their courser brings to where the way divides.~ ~
 2     3|      haste behind the dame,~Who brings her to the sepulchre which
 3     3|     hight~Mother or stepmother) brings new distress;~But, if a
 4     5|      him to his death.~ ~ XC~He brings not his confession to a
 5     7|         And on the false Alcina brings such hate,~As on things
 6     7|         is wont to wait;~ ~ LXX~Brings hate on that which he so
 7    14|         of Marsilius, Falsiron,~Brings up with him the power of
 8    14|    Saviour's feet this offering brings.~ ~ LXXIV~Infinite other
 9    17|       when to the cave again~He brings the herd, nor finds us in
10    18|       Englishman, whom Dardinel brings low,~And equals with the
11    19|     delight.~ ~ LVIII~And if he brings to end the former feat,~
12    20|       youthful breast~Abundance brings with it satiety,~To quit
13    28|         That thither he Jocundo brings with pain:~Saying, that
14    31|          and, beside his peers,~Brings Monodantes' son, amid that
15    33|        what's true!~If sleeping brings me weal, and watching woe,~
16    36|      that love~For young Rogero brings her to that grove?~ ~ XLV~
17    38| Provence she her doleful tiding brings;~And finds her monarch half
18    40|    Child am bound,~To his story brings me back, and bids record~
19    43|    brought, and yet contentment brings.~From proof itself what
20    43|         make, that near~Ravenna brings by noon the cavalier.~ ~
21    45|         free from bondage base,~Brings home, and there in safety