Canto

 1     1|       him not to wait~The near approach of the detested knight,~
 2     2|        wood.~ ~ LXXII~When her approach the County's first intent~
 3     3|        Nor ever lets the knave approach too near,~Well knowing his
 4     5|      these our Scottish shores approach less near~Than other land, '
 5     9|       steered, as if she would approach the strand;~But would not
 6    13|       adore;~With incense will approach the dame divine,~And hang
 7    13|        Atlantes old,~Nor would approach the magic dome more nigh,~
 8    17|        The thought of death -- approach he fast or slow --~So that
 9    18|       one along the river-side~Approach, who made him rage and hate
10    18|         CXXII~He, at the first approach, Astolpho knew,~For still
11    27|       come thither; I~Wait the approach of his defenders there."~
12    32|       expired~The period whose approach she so desired.~ ~ XVII~--
13    36|     done,~Alas! that ever mine approach ye shun?"~ ~ XL~As when
14    36|     shortened brand~They still approach, and now so fiercely close,~
15    37| husband's bed ascends,~Ere she approach the bridegroom (said that
16    40|       cavalier~And footman may approach the very wall;~Who loaded,
17    40|        Rogero holy Dudon spied~Approach on horseback, (footmen were