Canto

 1    13|       enclose.~Her he impounds, deceived by fictions new.~Agramant
 2    13|         Or was it love which so deceived my sight)~Praise in my eyes
 3    14|   without fail.~But finds he is deceived in his surmise,~As soon
 4    20|       perceives the youth to be~Deceived, and cheated by the false
 5    24|         Unless the distance has deceived my sight.~To combat with
 6    27|      cunning, old enchanter him deceived,~As in the outlet of my
 7    27|       his anger, deemed himself deceived~By the perfidious Discord
 8    27| landlord said,) "You fondly are deceived:~Your rash replies to one
 9    31|      she seen, and ill could be deceived;~For well as any she Orlando
10    33|   carbuncle," he said.~"Behold, deceived by faithless treaty, here,~
11    40|      Agramant, that by the dark deceived,~Had rated not so high the
12    44|         make.~He, save his hope deceived him and was vain,~Would