Canto

 1     8|         XC~She when she has expected him in vain~Well nigh a
 2    16|    When I from Nicosia thee expected~(When thou wast journeying
 3    17|     rejoicing made.~He here expected, till the monster lay~Extended,
 4    17|   in the lion's hide,~As he expected, to the king, unknown,~Was
 5    18|   into mourning changed the expected sport,~Because all knew
 6    19| plain~Marphisa entered, nor expected long,~Before she heard approaching
 7    21|   the leech, in lieu~Of the expected aid, received defeat.~Hear,
 8    23| sore.~In the east, at last, expected long in vain,~The wished
 9    24|   of Charlemagne:~Who there expected him six months or eight; --~
10    25|   band,~For either knight's expected succour, stay.~Then Love
11    26|   And save his pastures and expected crop,~Dams right and left;
12    30|   read;~Which, but that she expected to have seen~Rogero's self,
13    43| story making known)~When he expected not a hut to spy,~And but