Canto

 1     4|               blow,~As if disdaining a revenge so base.~She sees in him,
 2     7|              impart,~'Twas prompted by revenge, 'twas false and vain.~By
 3    21|               pace;~Argaeus, eager his revenge to wreak,~Assailed him straight
 4    24|            Which thus their so desired revenge prevent.~Thence, he disloyal
 5    26|               the prey,~And with a due revenge that wrong repay.~ ~ LXVI~
 6    26|              Thought to accomplish her revenge, and erred:~For at too great
 7    27|             king retreats,~Intent upon revenge, some little space.~So Mandricardo
 8    28|               himself he should forego~Revenge upon the author of that
 9    32| discourteousness~Of Clodion with a fit revenge requite,~He cries, `I deem
10    37|               his foul scorn,~A fierce revenge Marphisa takes: a new~Statute
11    45|             That for short season, for revenge deferred,~My son may mourn
12    45|               bear this injury~Without revenge, against whom shall I turn?~
13    45|              and scorn.~Then I to take revenge for all the harm~Done to
14    46|               died.~Rogero, quickly to revenge the affront,~Clutches his