Canto

 1     4|    that Rogero but remain my thrall.~ ~ XXXIV~"Or if disposed
 2    13|    fair face, who seemed the thrall~Of an ill giant, him had
 3    14|   Than yielding up himself a thrall to her,~(He knows not why)
 4    17|      trusting evermore~Their thrall to banish to the sound of
 5    18|      I say,~Who is another's thrall," the dwarf replied.~"We,
 6    31|   suffice that he become thy thrall!~For if thou on this stone
 7    32|    was, ere thine or other's thrall.~-- Alas! how vain the hope!
 8    34|      die in bonds, a captive thrall.~ ~ XXIV~"Before this happened,
 9    35|   bridge had left her lord a thrall,~When with King Rodomont
10    35|     you release each warlike thrall."~-- "The pact is just (
11    42|      remained Love's captive thrall.~ ~ XXX~To seek her he a
12    45| thanks I owe you," cries the thrall,~"And I the life you gave