Canto

 1    12|    gallops there;~None stays to question if the road be fair.~ ~
 2    19|    wretch's throat,~And cut his question short in middle note.~ ~
 3    19|       anew;~And so remained the question undecided,~Which was the
 4    23|       Turned, but found none to question of the road;~She saw at
 5    23|       and window: he would fain~Question his host of this, but holds
 6    25|      the passage free,~Nor even question him from whence he came.~
 7    26|     Twixt us in battle was this question tried:~But I that day restrained
 8    27|       puissant Tartar, who that question stirred,~And made the mighty
 9    27|        Sarza's valiant lord the question try;~Nor doubt but I in
10    27|     hearing cried:~"By this the question shall be lost or gained;~
11    28|        things rashly brand,~And question most what least they understand.~ ~
12    28|      LXXXV~Having stopt further question in this wise,~The paynim
13    30|     would yield:~More; that the question was a thing of nought,~Nor
14    31|       parley past:~Without more question, charged the martial two.~
15    31| neighbouring fountain, will the question try.~ ~ CIV~Thither Rinaldo
16    36|          Those lords the former question moved anew;~Who was the
17    45|        Appeared anew, and other question stirred;~ ~ CXIV~And said, "