Canto

 1    14|    ford;~For cruel Rodomont of Argier slays~Or smites the wretched
 2    18|  Mandricardo goes~In search of Argier's king. Charles wins the
 3    24|    Loudly began the monarch of Argier~To threat with head and
 4    26|   twixt those combatants leapt Argier's lord,~And quick Marphisa
 5    26|    trenchant blade.~ ~ CXVI~On Argier's king he sprang, like savage
 6    26|    This warrior at the king of Argier ran,~And from Rogero severed
 7    27|     him departs the monarch of Argier,~Who is rejected of his
 8    27|   Tartar king and sovereign of Argier.~ ~ XLVI~Rogero and Mandricardo
 9    27|    lodged the giant monarch of Argier;~And him assist his serpent-hide
10    27|     the second battle, so~That Argier's monarch first affront
11    27|       LXXV~The furious king of Argier, that in pride~Surpassed
12    27|      side,~Longer his horse to Argier's lord allow,~Save humbly
13    27|    lady to forego,~The king of Argier, overwhelmed with woe.~ ~
14    27|       lay.~ ~ CXXX~The king of Argier (for the dusky air~Of night
15    28|       him, he for it renounced Argier.~ ~ XCIV~He changed his
16    29|        breach of troth.~ ~ XIX~Argier's perfidious king to Isabel~
17    29|        two before.~ ~  XXII~To Argier's warlike king, unused to
18    29|          Twould seem) to be to Argier's realm addrest.~Not yet
19    31|        bridge they ride,~Which Argier's king maintained, in arms
20    31|   lofty voice the sovereign of Argier,~Assorting with his moody
21    33|         looking down,~Hippona, Argier, he, and Bugia told,~Which
22    35|  Conquers the giant monarch of Argier,~And of the good Frontino
23    35|       river 'gan recite,~Where Argier's mighty king the road impedes;~
24    35|        remained the monarch of Argier,~Amazed, that woman him
25    35|        by that proud paynim to Argier:~These warriors' arms the
26    38|   worst, has left her post;~So Argier's lord; of whom it may be
27    39|        female front,~And taken Argier's mighty shape; in show~
28    39| entered to unload;~Having left Argier many miles behind,~Where
29    46|      sable.~ ~ CII~The King of Argier he; that for the scorn~Received
30    46|  vainly strives the monarch of Argier~To rise from underneath