Canto

 1     1|     is justly mine?~ ~ XXVII~"Remember, pagan, when thine arm laid
 2     6|       thus the good possessed remember still,~Amid the cruel penance
 3    10|     chivalry;~He that (if you remember it) was said~To have been
 4    15|     my tale, what he has seen remember.~ ~ LXXI~If the thief's
 5    19|   arrayed:~Nor brooked she to remember a galant~In Count Orlando
 6    20|     had told.~ ~ CXXXV~If you remember what was said before,~This
 7    25|       Yet know I not, nor can remember where.~Say it, yourself,
 8    26|   yields.~ ~ XVII~If ever you remember to have viewed,~Or heard, --
 9    27| stranger bore;~A name I shall remember evermore.~ ~ CXXXVIII~"Of
10    29|  Brandimart in chase,~(If you remember, sir,) through every road~
11    30|     XXXIX~"And yet should you remember how alone~(Nor had I scimetar
12    32|       Bradamant to say.~I now remember, and will tell you, ere~
13    36|    country, (as you can~Haply remember by an Arab clan.~Those robbers
14    42|    orisons, I~Beseech thee to remember me," he cried,~"Nor recommend
15    43|  feeble said the dame~What to remember takes my life away:~She