Canto

1     7|       whom he loved so well~Is newly banished from his altered
2    11|     when~Winter with snows has newly filled the glen.~ ~ LXIX~
3    17|           XXXVIII~"When on the newly printed sand his eyes~Norandine
4    18| trenchant blade,~To assail the newly entered British band,~Which
5    23|        words, which seemed but newly writ,~And which the young
6    26|   valley guides,~Where she had newly left King Rodomont,~The
7    28| harvests waved.~ ~ XCIII~Here, newly built upon a hillock's crest,~
8    36|       Is a proud monument, and newly made;~And he that makes
9    46|      They tell Rogero that, as newly wed~The combat he in person