Canto

 1     1|     to the king! but that he leaps aside,~For should he smite,
 2     2|    the prompt Bayardo stood,~Leaps on his back, and leaves,
 3     4|   gentle courser hight)~Then leaps on him who towers in air,
 4     7| bliss, he swims outright.~He leaps from bed and folds her to
 5     8|      bark, for this, a party leaps;~And there that matchless
 6    11|  wound~The unexpected noose, leaps here and there,~When he
 7    11| armed, he on his Brigliadoro leaps,~And leaves behind him winds
 8    14|   cleared,~As dexterously as leaps the greyhound fleet,~Nor
 9    19|   blade ward off, and now by leaps eschew.~Whether the foes
10    20|       awaked in sudden wise,~Leaps from the windows and from
11    24|     is the Scottish lord.~He leaps about his courser like a
12    25|   throw;~Nor more delays: up leaps the restless knight,~And
13    26|    another day:~But Rodomont leaps in between the twain,~And
14    31|     be done,~Armed as he is, leaps lightly on his steed,~And
15    31|       That he, for very joy, leaps here and there.~He thanks
16    31|    delight,~Armed, on Alfana leaps the cavalier,~And through
17    36|      on one side her courser leaps; possest~With furious anger
18    38|     paths repair,~With lusty leaps; and lighting on the plain,~
19    40| thighs, were mailed whilere)~Leaps on his horse, nor -- having
20    46|  from his horse.~ ~ CXXV~Yet leaps from earth as nimbly, moved