Canto

 1     5|          on a spacious meadow's level sward,~The pair already
 2    10|   leaving Spain,~Had sought, in level line, the Indian lands,~
 3    10|         see the Irish, next the level land,~Into two squadrons
 4    10|     About a standard white, the level down~Of lances seems a bristling
 5    11|         left, the cavalier,~His level sight along the water thrown,~
 6    12| Searching the forest, hill, and level land,~Field, valley, running
 7    16|     shaped his way,~By the most level and most easy road.~Him
 8    21|         having compassed on the level land~Enough of ground, encounter
 9    24|  upwhirl the dusty wreath,~Then level forests, and lay houses
10    26|         easier track across the level hold;~And thus encounter
11    26|        knight,~Tracked o'er the level by those footsteps new,~
12    27|       mound or tree, above that level space.~Great was the throng,
13    27|   fronting Spain -- whate'er of level land~Was seen, extending
14    30|       dry shore; while from his level eye~Their hulls the tall
15    30|       smite a steed.~ ~ LI~They level at the vizor, which is double,~
16    33|       Lies tented upon Chassis' level strand.~ ~ XL~"On this side
17    34|    Picks stones, and trees lays level with his brand,~Which charged
18    40|     shore to shore,~And forms a level to the further side.~Cheering
19    42|        not (through the land) a level space~(He says) whereon