Canto

1     5|      bestow~Your heart on her who offers no reward?~By Heaven, I
2    18|    sustain.~What this day Fortune offers to our eyes,~If now we conquer,
3    26|          such paltry guise,~Which offers hindrance to such fair emprize.~ ~
4    28|          utmost do.~The suit with offers and with gifts was crowned,~
5    32| erburdened towns oppress.~ ~ V~He offers Rodomont, if to his side~
6    32|          side~He will return, but offers him in vain,~Renowned Almontes'
7    42|           what alone~She can, she offers -- comfort to the fair;~
8    46|          that wills may wend;~And offers open lists till the ninth