Canto

 1    18|         next he speeds;~One who securely sleeps between two steeds.~ ~
 2    19|       makes her through the sea securely run.~ ~ LIV~They, driven
 3    23|         struggling, is but more securely caught.~Orlando passes thither,
 4    26|        Might now again with her securely tread.~Let them depart;
 5    29|       Destructive steel or fire securely braves.~ ~ XVI~"If thrice
 6    29|         Did Flordelice meantime securely pace,~And, having vainly
 7    31| parforce into the stream below,~Securely to the fierce encounter
 8    34|    ventured; see~If he is yoked securely, if his heart~Love has well
 9    35|      evermore~With these return securely to the shore.~ ~ XV~Thus,
10    46|       bids cry; whither his way~Securely every one that wills may