Canto

 1     1|        plight;~And from the stream departing heavily,~Was many days sore
 2     2|           which enclosed~My heart, departing, bade a last farewell.~Now
 3     7|           sends,~Then of Provence, departing seeks the shore.~The enchantress
 4    10|        Thence saw her cruel lord's departing sail.~ ~ XXIV~Saw it, or
 5    11|            track, permits no more.~Departing, he Olympia recommends~To
 6    12|            veils about their head,~Departing from their revels in the
 7    14|            as yet unknown.~And we, departing when the sun is low,~And
 8    18|          nor carriage, nor, before~Departing, deigns to his a word to
 9    19|            keep it for her memory.~Departing hence the lovers climb the
10    22|            his frigate be,~And he, departing from his first design,~Keeps
11    23|           and watches long, before~Departing, if the foe will re-appear;~
12    25| Flordespina's woes augment:~For of departing Bradamant had spoken,~Anxious
13    25|          he had disobeyed,~But was departing hence, and nothing said!~ ~
14    30|            that unhappy town.~ ~ X~Departing thence, insane Orlando flees~
15    43|          the cup.~ ~ XXIX~" `Below departing, you the test shall try,~
16    43|             LXXXVII~"To him before departing does he pray,~To take the
17    45|           steps had sped;~Because, departing thence, he spake no word~
18    46|            cheating armour mailed.~Departing thence, ere they had measured