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  1     1|       reft the prize.~ ~ VIII~For bold Orlando and his cousin,
  2     1|     either of the cousins two;~As bold, as if his brows in steel
  3     1|        bore~From Aspramont, where bold Almontes paid~His life a
  4     1|        true,~Or sharp repulse, my bold design pursue."~ ~ LIX~This
  5     1|          his seat.~ ~ LX~With the bold semblance of a valiant knight,~
  6     1|         of a gentle maid.~ ~ LXX~"Bold is the maid; but fairer
  7     1|         maid; but fairer yet than bold,~Nor the redoubted virgin'
  8     1|          that care."~ ~ LXXIV~The bold Circassian lighted, and
  9     1|          the damsel loved Rinaldo bold;~Rinaldo, then ungrateful,
 10     1|      furious cavalier~Threats the bold Saracen with angry cry,~
 11     2|         in his endeavour: once by bold~Ferrau; then Sacripant,
 12     2|      alike were vain)~Both barons bold, and fearful in their ire:~
 13     2|          eagle scarce attempts so bold a height.~ ~ L~"When it
 14     2|           Bradamant, who was more bold~Than wary, gave a ready
 15     3|       with fitting spell,~To show bold Bradamant, in aspect meet,~
 16     3|       many fanes array.~Hugh, the bold son, is with the sire, and
 17     3|        Reggio, joined to Modena's bold land.~And his redoubted
 18     4|        were the odds between that bold~And puissant maid, and warrior
 19     4|     guiding rein.~ ~ XLVI~Now the bold youth from his Frontino
 20     5|         Geneura's absence made me bold;~Who with the varying season
 21     5|           He had a noble brother, bold and wise,~First of the court
 22     6|           sires, those striplings bold in sin.~ ~ LXII~This gallops
 23     8|       other armour of the warrior bold,~Of which he was in that
 24     9|         strong Herculean port and bold~Appear to vouch, such worth
 25     9|            Intent to make him his bold deed atone,~Cymosco at the
 26     9|       poured his bands;~Where the bold paladin had struck such
 27    10|       Leonetto, flower of all the bold;~Lancaster's duke, and nephew
 28    10|           the mastiff vext~By the bold fly in August's time of
 29    11|           cleaves the skies,~From bold Rogero's sight her beauty
 30    11|          haughty cheer,~And one a bold and gallant cavalier.~ ~
 31    11|           with constant heart and bold.~ ~ XXXVII~As soon as him
 32    11|        nought,~The naked rock the bold Orlando nears,~Where she
 33    12|         Libya out of Spain.~While bold Orlando has this plan in
 34    12|         Orlando, angry knight and bold.~Entering, around Orlando
 35    12|        now there, returns Orlando bold,~Nor yet can glad his eyes,
 36    12|           Aspramont,~By Agolant's bold son: but shouldst thou meet~
 37    12|        Noritia, whilom fierce and bold.~But fitter now to counsel
 38    13|           These, on the branches, bold Orlando strung.~ ~ XLII~
 39    13|      guide." exclaimed the damsel bold~To the weird-woman that
 40    14|          Of more good princes and bold barons lost.~ ~ II~So bloody
 41    14|         flags of Spain;~And those bold youths their trenchant weapons
 42    14|        Rinaldo, comes the clan~Of bold Navarre; whose guideless
 43    14|  well-sheathed in mail and plate,~Bold Malgarine and Balinverno
 44    14|           goat."~ ~ XXX~Where the bold Africans their standards
 45    14|     troops, was present Agrican's bold son,~Who raised his daring
 46    14|         in high value by Almontes bold,~Which Roland bears, and
 47    14|          many a year ago.~But the bold youths who, valiant and
 48    14| forestalled, ere yet begun~By the bold followers of Mahound's law.~
 49    14|        was driven, accompanied~By bold Orlando and Buraldo, who~
 50    14|      manly back and breast~Of his bold ancestor, that Babel built;~
 51    15|       warred in vain,~And Gryphon bold: next Sansonet discerns,~
 52    15|         clear.~So far an end does bold Astolpho fare,~He is to
 53    15|           seat,~And in pursuit of bold Astolpho sped.~Fain had
 54    15|           rich girdle to Astolpho bold,~And spurs for either heel,
 55    16|        The high-minded barons and bold army stir;~And this was
 56    16|           the courser strong,~But bold Zerbino quickly rose anew;~
 57    16|          Warwick's count,~And the bold duke of Clarence, Henry
 58    16|       duke of Glocester Matalista bold~Assailed this while, and
 59    16|         the strife,~By Clarence's bold duke deprived of life.~ ~
 60    16|           France.~ ~  LXXIII~When bold French beheld his cruel
 61    17|         sumptuous court~Of barons bold and vassals, who advance,~
 62    17|          persuaded by the monarch bold)~As many goats as with our
 63    17|            Who then a course with bold Ombruno run,~Wounded the
 64    17|      broke it on the shield~Which bold Laodicea's baron bore.~Thrice
 65    17|     honours of the just.~ ~ XCVII~Bold Salinterno, mid the warlike
 66    18|           their greedy fang,~And, bold in her defence, assail the
 67    18|          of the paynim foe,~Where bold Marsilius halts the flower
 68    18|          This, with a thrust, has bold Balastro slain,~That Finaduro'
 69    18|         one soul."~So saying, the bold youth, amid the crew~Of
 70    18|           in martial play, --~The bold Marphisa, at his hearing
 71    18|         pierced in flank.~ ~ CXIV~Bold Sansonnetto and Astolpho
 72    18|         and the brethren two,~And bold Marphisa, best of that array,~
 73    18|        and the paynim band.~These bold Rinaldo broke and overthrew;~
 74    18|     Rinaldo spied;~And deemed him bold, and of a valiant strain,~
 75    18|        and rampart span.~With the bold monarch of Andology,~The
 76    18|       monster fell,~-- A huntress bold -- the flying steps pursue,~
 77    19|         every tye,~With tongue as bold as eyes, petition made,~
 78    19|          lovers scorn,~But to the bold Marphisa I return --~ ~
 79    19|      LXVII~" 'Tis true, if one so bold and of such might~Be found
 80    19|      start,~The beldam found them bold; for to compete~With those
 81    19|          lists and bed allow them bold.~The lashings from the vessels
 82    19|       wound,~Designed to pass the bold Marphisa by,~Believing she
 83    19|    troubled tide; and to Marphisa bold,~That she may enter, afterwards
 84    19|           about his hair, --~Of a bold countenance and little head,~
 85    20|        Issued who killed Almontes bold in fight,~ ~ VI~"And Chiareillo
 86    20|         The flower of Greece, who bold Phalantus led;~So that with
 87    20|     Lovers evinced themselves and bold in bed.~And in few days
 88    20|         sorely all the striplings bold~Were, each apart, by them
 89    20|           daughter of that matron bold,~Queen Orontea, that yet
 90    20|   guidance, and before~The others bold Marphisa, were not slow~
 91    20|         with the pair~Or brethren bold, Marphisa terrified.~Nor
 92    20|           that same hour away~Did bold Marphisa at a venture fare;~
 93    21|          lord within his fort,~So bold a deer not only would not
 94    22|        that anew nigh every baron bold~Has after his renowned example
 95    22|        ensuing night the warriors bold~In bed, nor loosed, till
 96    22|         At one another spurred in bold career~The knights, with
 97    23|          Valiant Rogero, when too bold of sprite~He backed the
 98    23|          Doralice and Mandricardo bold.~Behind, Hippalca him in
 99    23|         he of fire who makes such bold defy,~We wax or straw, too
100    23|         valour, I~Agree with that bold cheer thou so commend."~-- "
101    24|           weaponless, so play the bold.~The rustic troop retreated
102    24|         He longed to know if that bold infidel~The Count had found,
103    24|  Wandering with Bradamant, Rogero bold,~Gradasso and Ferrau and
104    24|         in one hand."~Nor in such bold experiments the sage~Wisely
105    24|          suits with warrior of so bold a seed.~At the loud sound
106    24|       host.~ ~ CXI~The lady, with bold heart, 'twixt either foe~
107    25|        kiss, she waxed so passing bold.~ ~  XXX~"My sister was
108    26|         two of Clermont and their bold compeer~Gladly received
109    26|    imagine so, on either part~The bold Rogero and Marphisa dart.~ ~
110    26|           XXIV~As she had Mars in bold Rogero seen,~Perhaps Bellona
111    26|         good son pass him by;~Nor bold Ferrant his brother; nor
112    26|          s name I read,~Will that bold robber render back the steed.~ ~
113    26|         thus encounter not Rogero bold.~ ~ LXVIII~Until King Agramant
114    27|        and solid bastion rain,~So bold Rogero and Marphisa rush~
115    27|           fierce Marphisa and her bold allies~The unconquered daring
116    27|           his serpent-hide to don~Bold Ferrau and Circassia's cavalier.~
117    27|       hold of Durindane.~Gradasso bold was taken by surprise,~Not
118    28|          elder, one more wise and bold;~That undefended so the
119    29|        himself to bear~The monk's bold sermon to his sore displeasure,~
120    31|          are.~To visit you and my bold brotherhood~Is the occasion,
121    31|         been~Dear to his brethren bold; but welcomed more~Was now
122    31|     either champion was a warrior bold.~ ~ XL~Nor them he less
123    31|         career.~ ~ LIV~Is none so bold of all that paynimry~But
124    31|            Takes in good part the bold Rinaldo's speech.~Not, as
125    32|        hight, of beauteous cheer,~Bold and as skilled in arms of
126    32|        spear obtained the warrior bold.~The lady took the lance,
127    32|         That good Rinaldo and his bold array~Had raised, with Charles'
128    32|        him, deemed boldest of the bold,~Amid the martial ranks
129    32|  wide-distant sea, those monarchs bold,~Resolved to win the buckler,
130    32|            the listener hears~The bold within its socket softly
131    32|          and is revived;~So, when bold Bradamant so well maintains~
132    33|           in Hercules and Bacchus bold,~If Delos boasted of her
133    33|         frustrates the sea-lion's bold designs.~You see two marquises,
134    33|          are;~The foremost is the bold Alphonso's seed,~Whom, led
135    33|        warriors, those the damsel bold~The eve before had on the
136    33|         might haply now conceive,~Bold Bradamant anew to fight
137    33|       Alzerba's isle, the warrior bold,~Tripoli, Berniche, Ptolomitta
138    33|         wend the two,~'Mid barons bold, that king and cavalier.~
139    34|         fame increased that baron bold.~His feats of many a sort,
140    35|           Achilles, Hector not so bold,~Was, as 'tis famed; and
141    36|      their great delight~Marphisa bold; but when that martial may~
142    36|       thine, what heart,~When thy bold son thou saw'st, of helm
143    36|          knew thou should'st with bold Marphisa fight,~I with huge
144    36|        Agramant and with Almontes bold;~ ~ LXXIII~And how a lovely
145    36|          LXXXIII~To Bradamant the bold Marphisa cries:~"Let him
146    37|          VI~Faithful, chaste, and bold, the world hath seen~In
147    37|         Marphisa and her comrades bold;~To follow whom I promised
148    37|       Marphisa would I say,~Whose bold, victorious deeds, in battle
149    37|          With sovereign care, too bold and curious maid,~Seated
150    37|           beauteous visage, whose bold hearts and strong~No less
151    37|     single man.~ ~ XXXVI~Not more bold Jason wondered, and the
152    37|          Tanacro hight the other;~Bold, and of royal mien each
153    37|    Derived of generous stock, and bold in fight,~As ever champion,
154    37|           lady in such wise,~That bold Olindro cannot venge the
155    37|         void the vale,~Than those bold three are quicker to assail.~ ~
156    37|      strangers, in few words, but bold,~The wicked custom of his
157    38|      eloquent upon his side,~Than bold in deed and prudent in design,~
158    38|           his nephew's aid.~Since bold Orlando is away, by none~
159    38|        deeds declare~No less than bold Orlando; of his tree~There
160    38|           other harness of Rogero bold,~Enriched with precious
161    39|           By hazard there arrives bold Milo's son,~To whom the
162    39|        the paladins, those barons bold,~Glittering like jewels
163    39|           should find the warrior bold.~ ~ XLI~She knowing old
164    39|       same time, withal, Astolpho bold~That this was good Orlando
165    39|          from his courser sprang: bold Brandimart,~Olivier, Sansonet
166    39|          had been more than good,~Bold Olivier had breathed his
167    39|         the sea before.~ ~ LXXXII~Bold Dudon's men, to whom unwonted
168    40|          by champions twain;~Whom bold Gradasso firmly trusts to
169    40|         cried:~Many succeed, with bold assurance fraught,~For none
170    40|        with such mighty blow,~The bold assailant can, from many
171    40|     warlike lord lost sight --~To bold Rogero bore his horse and
172    40|           announced -- the foes~A bold defiance speak, and come
173    40|           come to blows.~ ~ LXXIX~Bold Dudon had with him that
174    41|           Christ is he.~Meanwhile bold Brandimart, and Olivier,~
175    41|      looses bark and sail; and in bold wise~Trusting the fickle
176    41|         shield appear~The burning bold and lofty Babel's wreck.~
177    41|         he will be drest.~ ~ XXXI~Bold Brandimart designed upon
178    41|          the three accoutred are.~Bold Sansonet is left, with England'
179    41|      LXVIII~Meanwhile Orlando and bold Brandimart,~With that good
180    41|      their foaming coursers gall.~Bold Brandimart unhorsed in the
181    41|        perhaps in force.~ ~ LXXIX~Bold Brandimart, who guides Frontino'
182    41|           plate and chain~As that bold paynim lord, would better
183    41|          his courser keep at bay:~Bold Olivier, whose better arm
184    41|          good cap of steel below,~Bold Brandimart, reversed upon
185    42|           shore;~And hoisting her bold canvas to the wind,~In Catalonian
186    42|           to Catay.~ ~ XL~In that bold lover no displeasure deep~
187    42|          horseman, like a warrior bold,~Where he that hubbub hears,
188    43|       well-spoken was the man and bold)~Wake from his muse, some
189    43|           head.~Thence to embrace bold Oliviero, where~He sits
190    43|          said:~ ~ CLXX~"O comrade bold and true, there here liest
191    44|    Proserpina, cost such annoy~To bold Pirithous, as for her I'
192    44|          no less modest vein~Than bold and full of fire before
193    44|        the stream supplied;~And a bold semblance through their
194    44|         the Bulgarian band,~Wise, bold, withal a warrior, here
195    45|       Vanquished," he cries, with bold and cheerful brow.~As he
196    45|          of death behind:~Nor had bold Bradamant, intent to aid,~
197    45|           faithful found of yore,~Bold, strong, and good in brawl,
198    45|          to his son.~ ~ LXVI~Nay, bold Astolpho, and the lady who~
199    45|      pointed ears extends;~So the bold damsel, to the lists defied,~
200    45|    vouches what avows that virgin bold,~In such confusion, they
201    46|      rabble; and so most~Of those bold cavalier and barons thought;~
202    46|      mastery, here and there,~The bold and ready coursers in a
203    46|          in shivers flew;~And the bold Saracen, bereft of brand~
204    46|        Moor~His arms the good and bold Rogero wound;~Against his