Canto

 1     2|     ire assuages;~While the strained vessel drives with humble
 2    14|  not so far his courtesy he strained,~That he would lose his
 3    23|    king Orlando caught,~And strained against his bosom; what
 4    24|   is the engine charged and strained,~By lever or by crane, with
 5    26|   CVI~And at the same time, strained his goodly sword;~And better
 6    27|     manly waist, the handle strained,~And in the king's and others'
 7    29|   let my hearer rest~Ere my strained chords return a faltering
 8    41| poop or prow.~ ~ XII~In the strained tackle sounds a hollow roar,~
 9    41|  the top with feet intrepid strained;~And not a hundred yards
10    41|    pain:~He sees him wholly strained and wet with blood,~And
11    46| shoved his breast, and sore~Strained him with all his strength