Canto

 1     2| Such trust he placed in her fidelity.~Still wont with wonder
 2    10|    Of all the loves, of all fidelity~Yet proved, of all the constant
 3    12|     feigned to trust in his fidelity.~The ring she from her mouth
 4    18|      Served Dardinello with fidelity,~And late with him to France
 5    19| there was lodged, with such fidelity,~Unfastened from her arm
 6    21|     gives good proof of his fidelity,~Quitting his road with
 7    21|    suit.~`Mark what to thee fidelity availed!'~(She cries) `which
 8    42|    If certain of thy wife's fidelity,~Thou hast more ground to
 9    43|  The knowledge of my wife's fidelity.~ ~ XXIII~"I in the hope,
10    46|     where they should swear~Fidelity, and yield to him his right;~