Canto

 1    12|    fair~(As still is due to womankind) and they~To welcome him
 2    23|   other vice,~Surpassed all womankind in avarice.~ ~  XLII~If
 3    27|    shame and in reproach of womankind;~Yet certes he from sober
 4    28|     evil tongue can tell~Of womankind King Rodomont gives ear;~
 5    28| lies,~In shame and scorn of womankind; though ne'er~Was praise
 6    28|     Will find, than blaming womankind withal;~And of a hundred
 7    32|   She is the fairest of all womankind),~A cavalier, that should
 8    37|     Men do their best, that womankind should show~Whatever faults
 9    37|   wonderment,~This crowd of womankind, where man is none,~To us
10    43|  not: nor first nor last of womankind,~She, worsted, from such