Canto

1     1|        the river lets him pass,~Roving the banks in search of lusty
2     8|        he lost her, weets;~And, roving far and near, her beauteous
3    10| Bradamant, yet he~With taste of roving round the world possest,~
4    20|        the town sets fire,~Then roving singly round the world is
5    20|     rest,~For ten days, to that roving company:~But, as oft happens
6    24|         while her company;~But, roving or at rest, by night or