Canto

1     4|  esteemed more dear,~I seek to snatch from France and peril near.~ ~
2     5|      his wishes to fulfil:~And snatch at all occasions which present~
3     8| accurst?~Thou wast in haste to snatch me from the sea,~Where I
4    10|        had rent,~And which, to snatch him from Alcina, she~Had
5    18|        his Syrian chivalry,~To snatch his court, before all slaughtered
6    19|       hoping that his hand~May snatch a vengeance equal to his
7    22|        all over with desire~To snatch the unhappy stripling from
8    31|      field;~Nay, never halt to snatch the covering shield.~ ~
9    33|  rapacious band,~Will not dare snatch the victual from his hand.~ ~