Canto

1     3|        Yet lives the spirit of immortal strain;~Lodged in the enchanter'
2    18|      cavalier to meet,~And win immortal fame by glorious feat.~ ~
3    26|    blest,~-- Held glorious and immortal when at rest.~ ~  II~Bradamant
4    33| blossoms scarce appear,~Worthy immortal glory, Frederick shines;~
5    35|     remains;~For both would be immortal and divine,~But for that
6    37|           As mortal attributes immortal make;~ ~ II~And, if they
7    43|       short~Of death; but with immortal being such woe~Is coupled,
8    43|        no worldly ill;~So that immortal life is cursed by all.~And