Canto

 1     7|  hears.~ ~ XXXV~Of hundreds questioned, upon every side,~Each day,
 2    14|  bore:~And these the paynim questioned who had manned,~With such
 3    17| make our worth appear:~Then questioned more of that solemnity;~--
 4    18|  martial queen.~ ~ CII~They questioned one another of their way;~
 5    19|     that demand,~And loudly questioned who had done the deed)~The
 6    23|   on mischief bent,~Or even questioned witherward she went.~ ~
 7    24|  his amazement with a sigh,~Questioned the prisoner in the horsemen'
 8    24| thousand other woes.~ ~ LII~Questioned by good Zerbino, him the
 9    27|  are distant wide,~If it be questioned, I will make it plain,~And
10    28|      now of his cheer,~And, questioned by that monarch, on a day,~
11    28|      And said, when she was questioned of her plight,~She would