Canto

 1    10| pinions of a bird~Bears agent, speaks Sir Richard, Warwick's count.~
 2    18|    laid aside,~Threats not nor speaks, but whirls his sword about,~
 3    18|    steer~Thither, where Rumour speaks the champions met.~So that
 4    20|      escape.~ ~ LXXX~Sir Guido speaks that night with Alery~(So
 5    23|     experienced say~Of him who speaks, which does all griefs outgo.~
 6    25|    strange and mad desire; but speaks in vain.~ ~ XXXIX~"She,
 7    26|       such had her espied,~She speaks but with the Child, but
 8    32|   perceives,~Or any thing that speaks a cavalier,~'Tis her desired
 9    36|     the stripling's love,~Thus speaks, as sovereign rage and fury
10    37|     him alone.~ ~ LX~"Her face speaks peace; while vengeance inwardly~
11    42|      Benignly comforts him and speaks him fair:~For in Orlando,
12    42|  uprears her front,~Whereof so speaks the writing on the stone:~"
13    43| replies; nor save by tears she speaks,~Which furrow, as they fall,
14    43|       LXIII~While thus Rinaldo speaks, so swiftly borne~By the
15    45|       Than tell the truth, she speaks; and with consent~Of Bradamant
16    45|   believe~That fierce Marphisa speaks not to deceive.~ ~ CVII~
17    46|       Theodora gave.~ ~  LI~He speaks with that of certain news,