Canto

 1     1|      grown,~Than all is withered; whatsoever grace~It found with man
 2     1|        welcome can be done.~Then, whatsoever scorn the damsel shows,~
 3     1|            with furious force~And whatsoever else impedes his course.~ ~
 4     2| inaccessible the wild dominion~To whatsoever has not plume and pinion.~ ~
 5     3|            gems, and gilding,~And whatsoever else adorned the building.~ ~
 6     4|         every other pleasure.~For whatsoever in the world is found,~Search
 7     7|         esteems untrue:~Rejecting whatsoever is a wonder,~Unless 'tis
 8     7|          XX~What table, spread by whatsoever heir~Of Ninus, though triumphant
 9    20|          in any wise~Outrage from whatsoever part to hear,~Makes answer
10    28|           CANTO 28~ ~ ARGUMENT~To whatsoever evil tongue can tell~Of
11    28|     absence, e'er will shake,~Nor whatsoever fortune is behind,~Her memory,
12    38|     Rinaldo stands more high,~Nor whatsoever other Christian knight.~
13    41|       madness sheer~Moves you and whatsoever wight beside,~That counsels
14    43|           went the fairy drest~In whatsoever figure pleased her best.~ ~
15    43|          be bought?~ ~ CXI~" `For whatsoever I of him demand,~I empty-handed
16    43|       beginning can he find,~With whatsoever care he sifts the case.~