Canto

 1     1|        Rinaldo's such, or yet a fairer crown;~Almontes', or Mambrino'
 2     1|      LXX~"Bold is the maid; but fairer yet than bold,~Nor the redoubted
 3     3|       that in peace or war doth fairer show;~Nor lineage that hath
 4     4|       through mid ether soars a fairer flight~Than hawk, from which
 5    10|        and wide Asia grieve,~Or fairer yet, if one more fair there
 6    15|  worshipped, Origilla hight.~Of fairer visage and of better stature,~
 7    17|   well-trapt coursers prance.~A fairer show remains; the sumptuous
 8    18|       make accord;~And let some fairer gift the knight reward."~ ~
 9    18|      all the train,~Was there a fairer or more jocund face.~Crisp
10    23|         he on steed could light~Fairer or fitter; yet to take away~
11    32| plenteous board was laid,~(None fairer was in all the world beside)~
12    32|         to defend,~Say (whether fairer or less fair I be)~I came
13    33|         I unmentioned leave),~A fairer notion of their knightly
14    37|       was; of manners sage;~Nor fairer could be craved by wishful
15    37|       and debonnair.~ ~ LII~"No fairer was the dame than chaste
16    43|        its race of beasts -- no fairer shew~Herded or housed erewhile
17    44|     course, will yet endure and fairer show,~While in their orbits
18    46|      gay with silk and gold,~No fairer place this ample world doth
19    46|      beauteous figures fraught;~Fairer Apelles' pencil never wrought.~ ~