Canto

 1    16|   court;~And who, baptized or infidel, appear~There at his tourney (
 2    18|    bar, no less baptized than infidel:~Yet would he venge himself,
 3    24|   longed to know if that bold infidel~The Count had found, who
 4    24|   matched anew, stands either infidel.~Worse than before the battle
 5    26|      heaven as loudly as that infidel.~Already were their faulchions
 6    28|   journeys homeward; but that infidel~Finds by the way a place
 7    29|      that in this the witless infidel~Spake as a fool, the event
 8    29|      so temperate showed that infidel,~'Twould seem that he no
 9    30|     pass whilere,~Baptized or Infidel; and all by me~From prison
10    31|      the bridge had made that infidel!~Who, often floundering
11    35| Meanwhile the harness of that infidel~Bradamant hung upon the
12    38|  filled a throne,~Baptized or infidel, of all those named~For
13    40|     Made for annoyance of the infidel.~In the ill beginning, and
14    42|     For wholly broken was the infidel:~Alone amid the victors,
15    46|    And common danger from the infidel,~They had new cause for