Canto

 1     2|   X~When, lo! Rinaldo, now impatient grown,~Strikes full at Sacripant
 2     9|   The county hastes in his impatient heat,~Eager to reach that
 3    11| have been more chaste.~The impatient Child had dropt both shield
 4    16|   behind:~So all delay the impatient peer molests.~As oftentimes
 5    19|       LXI~The warriors are impatient all to land:~But boldest
 6    24|  DISCORD, at hearing this, impatient grew;~With any truce or
 7    32|   finds repose;~And still, impatient for the dawn of light,~From
 8    40|  upon hope of gain intent,~Impatient of delay, nor heeding how~
 9    43|  behold her more.~ ~ XLVI~"Impatient to be treated with disdain~
10    44|   their intent,~But these, impatient at their long delay,~More