Canto

 1     4|    after day the good Rinaldo fares,~Forced by the wind, the
 2     9|      compare.~ ~  LXI~Orlando fares to Dordrecht, where he views~
 3    11|     grief and pain the County fares,~When a long cry, entering
 4    12|     dismounts, and thundering fares~Through the inmost palace,
 5    15|    Through Araby the blest he fares, where grow~Thickets of
 6    17|     many armed men that baron fares,~And to the city-gate descending,
 7    18|      with chearful brow)~"How fares our lady? wither sent art
 8    18|    traitress, ere she further fares.~At the loud threats of
 9    24| thither in his search Zerbino fares.~Last to those trees, upon
10    27|      Rodomont and Mandricardo fares~To Agramant; and all (since
11    36| Marphisa from the city portal fares,~And on her gallant helm