Canto

  1   Int|         and Orlando now begin to fight over her, but King Charlemagne (
  2     1|          with lance and sword to fight,~He led from Africa to swell
  3     1|       had withdrawn him from the fight,~To rest and drink at that
  4     1|        as much molest:~For if we fight because yon rising sun~This
  5     1|          warrior swore,~Never in fight, or foray would he use~Helmet
  6     1|       protect the lilies best in fight.~ ~ XLVII~The warrior in
  7     1|             LXI~Him he defies to fight, approaching nigh,~And weens
  8     2|       struck a blow,~Or snapt in fight a single link of mail,~To
  9     2|        your fierce and fruitless fight.~Sure it were better, while
 10     2|          warrior shall begin the fight.~When, whether the first
 11     3|       shall be to wage~The mimic fight, and sweat with spear and
 12     3|      than warlike princes win in fight.~Who struggling Fury's hands
 13     3|         usurping Venice arms for fight,~And her full troops his
 14     3|        home, or when eschews the fight?~But to escape the blaze
 15     4|      here and there prolongs the fight.~So drove or wheeled her
 16     4|        Who whilom was subdued in fight by me,~As I to-day had hoped
 17     4|  Uncasqued for him, and from the fight apart;~And hence an arrow
 18     4|        law, unless some champion fight~On her behalf, and, ere
 19     5|         is esteemed so fierce in fight,~It seems as he were feared
 20     5|     family,~And where the single fight, in listed mead,~Upon his
 21     5|       all,~Were trooped to see a fight without the wall:~ ~ LXXIX~
 22     5|       pair already had begun the fight.~The porter opened to Mount
 23     5|        his person in the furious fight.~To injured innocence I
 24     6|        this the greater part the fight eschew,~Fearing in wrongful
 25     6|       brother came, prepared for fight.~ ~ XV~And yielding to his
 26     6|          paladin, sore feared in fight;~Cousin I was to two of
 27     6|        seemed centaurs, quick in fight and rape;~Naked, or mantled
 28     7|          not on palfrey, for the fight:~In place of that, she on
 29     8|       bore,~Whom he had slain in fight some time before.~ ~ LXXXVI~
 30     9|        down this pact before the fight: --~That if the king unhorsed
 31     9|        As African Anteus, in the fight,~Rose from the sand with
 32    10|        squadrons ordered for the fight.~Kildare's redoubted earl
 33    11|   champions found,~Waging fierce fight in close and straightened
 34    11|        fain see conqueror in the fight:~ ~ XVIII~Yet not for this
 35    11|          To witness that strange fight, who by a vain~And miserable
 36    12|   Orlando desperately~Closing in fight were seen, his horse did
 37    12|      Spain which followed to the fight~The Spanish King Marsilius'
 38    12|         comrade, flying from the fight.~Here one man speeds afoot,
 39    14|     succeed to those who fall in fight,~Where, on the interior
 40    15|   vantage on his side, begun~The fight, who brought a monster to
 41    15|        by to gaze upon the cruel fight:~Either of these was a benignant
 42    15|       return more furious to the fight.~ ~  LXXIX~Astolpho in his
 43    16|        fury those who trooped to fight~Beneath his banner, to the
 44    16|  Baricond, with all they lead to fight.~Almeria this, and that
 45    17|       and the issue of a furious fight,~Which had begun between
 46    17|    formed, and marched for other fight.~ ~ CVI~Sir Gryphon, during
 47    17|         was strong and armed for fight,~Filled with rare chambers
 48    18|         s king. Charles wins the fight.~Marphisa Norandino's men
 49    18|        old lioness, well used to fight,~An untamed bull is prisoned,
 50    18|      waging perilous and fearful fight.~Lurcanio with Sobrino strives
 51    18|         to use arms and hands~In fight, than turn their backs upon
 52    18|        maid and crowd engaged in fight,~First lower the helmet'
 53    18|         were the occasion of the fight;~But (for he thither with
 54    18|         and terminates the cruel fight;~And to the monarch next,
 55    18|          bear, as well defend in fight;~And I more honour hope
 56    19|       Marphisa strives in single fight,~And lodges her and hers
 57    19|         s fall, springs forth to fight;~ ~ XV~And casts away his
 58    19|      case for sea, and worse for fight.~What time the patron knows
 59    19|        ten men of ours engage in fight,~And can in cruel battle
 60    19|         steeled,~Ready for cruel fight, she takes the field.~ ~
 61    19|        not new to me, nor listed fight;~Nor does fatigue so short
 62    19|        erwearied with the former fight:~What had he been, renewed
 63    19|   hitherto has found me worst in fight.~Whether thou wouldst defer
 64    20|          killed Almontes bold in fight,~ ~ VI~"And Chiareillo and
 65    20|        would make another who in fight,~Like me, ten opposites
 66    20|       can singly slay ten men in fight,~How many women can he not
 67    20|       palfrey, if, o'erthrown in fight,~Her champion from his goodly
 68    21|       with me prepare thyself to fight,~Or arm thee not on that
 69    21|        indignant host insists on fight.~ ~ XXVI~"This one was sound
 70    22|   Bradamant finds Rogero, who in fight~O'erthrows four barons from
 71    22|       pact, to avenge her in the fight.~"If with this lance alone
 72    22|         Sansonet, Rogero came to fight;~Well-covered with the shield
 73    22|  Unconscious of the issue of the fight,~Rogero turned his horse,
 74    23|       indeed with me he lists to fight,~Me shall to find; in that
 75    23|          er,~Nearer the field of fight her beauties bore.~ ~ LXIV~
 76    23|          clubs, maintain a cruel fight.~ ~ LXXXIV~The truncheons
 77    24|          out the traitor, and to fight defy.~ ~ XXVI~"The monarch'
 78    24|       and made a prisoner in the fight.~Alphonso, having heard
 79    24|          make it thine without a fight:~If so thou tookest Hector'
 80    24|        return.~ ~ XCIV~After the fight between the two was done,~
 81    26|        upon me, which is best in fight,~With lance or sword, till
 82    26|         waging all the while the fight,~On her companions often
 83    26|    Forthwith to joust and single fight defied.~ ~ LXXII~Vivian
 84    26|     other champion -- prompt for fight,~Rose lightly from the herbage
 85    26|        be clear~What of a closer fight would be the event,~For
 86    26|         aid;~Nor foe in joust or fight can be attacked~By us with
 87    26|      haughty pride,~And the fell fight which he had ever used~To
 88    26|      this and last, that e'er in fight~King Rodomont refused his
 89    26|        To him Rogero cried, "The fight with you~I freely will defer,
 90    26|         shall have performed the fight,~I next shall answer him
 91    27|        King Charles sustained in fight!~Add to these warriors of
 92    27|    Mandricardo first to wage the fight.~ ~ XLII~To have the first
 93    27|      once those several quarrels fight;~And so those others would
 94    27|      himself relies~Rogero he to fight, as well defies.~ ~ LXV~"
 95    27|        that day,~Until the cruel fight was at an end,~Wherein he
 96    27|        not without him could the fight be done;~But on condition,
 97    27|     peril would succeed~From any fight he should with her maintain,~(
 98    27|          but, when he shall that fight~Have done, resolves he will
 99    28|          peeping, saw an uncouth fight;~A dwarf was wrestling with
100    29| cap-a-pee, stood ready armed for fight,~When to the bridge approached
101    30|         brooks not that in other fight~His shield be braced, nor
102    30|          shall upon two quarrels fight:~So he who wins, on his
103    30|       The people, greedy for the fight, toward~The field is gone,
104    30|          the wise --~Censure the fight, and monarch that affords~
105    30|         the fierce and dangerous fight~Peril his life, who now,
106    30|         in such wise the fearful fight had ended.~ ~ LXVIII~But
107    30|        him had gored~Erewhile in fight the Tartar monarch's sword.~ ~
108    31|       ARGUMENT~Rinaldo and Dudon fight; then friendship make,~And
109    31|         horse~Have to contend in fight, and nought beside,~Take
110    31|       And now each other they in fight assail:~Was never seen a
111    31|      been, since that despiteous fight begun,~'Twixt these, whom
112    31|     assured he could not have in fight~Experience of a more redoubted
113    31|        lord, to strive in deadly fight,~Whom long I have beloved,
114    31|         Clermont's banner to the fight.~ ~ LVI~Seven hundred men
115    31|         fortune may maintain the fight.~ ~ LXXVIII~For many days
116    31|       And had erewhile to bloody fight defied,~Even for that good
117    31|   witness, I with arms in single fight,~For better proof, will
118    31|          begun,~The issue of the fight their cavalier~Should wage
119    31|          disappoint the destined fight anew;~But fears if he that
120    32|        nigh Paris was the famous fight.~The damsel prest him all
121    32|      need not move; but arms and fight~He must what stranger thither
122    32|         he maintained, to bloody fight;~Offering, with levelled
123    33| Bradamant sees in picture future fight~There, where she gained
124    33|        in other high emprize and fight~Elsewhere is occupied his
125    33|           Bold Bradamant anew to fight defied,~When of the drawbridge
126    33|           she said) when thus in fight~Ye by a female hand are
127    33|      King Agramant was foiled in fight.~Good harbourage withal
128    33|     might disturb the champions' fight.~ ~  LXXXVI~So deemed Rinaldo
129    33|         me with perpetual hunger fight.~At least, expel the harpies'
130    35|          with thee will wage the fight.'~ ~ LXI~"Say this and nought
131    35|     shalt thou be led:~But, if I fight as wonted, thou art dead."~ ~
132    35|         hither come to crave the fight~With warrior that is worthy
133    35|         walls, defied him to the fight.~ ~ LXXX~Rogero (for not
134    36|         the other host engage in fight.~With Bradamant Rogero wends
135    36|       arms, nor fends himself in fight?~Was it a crime he for his
136    36| Serpentine of the Star in single fight,~Grandonio and Ferrau, and
137    36|        to lose the honour of the fight,~If first that champion
138    36|        he saw unfinished was the fight,~At the first onset, like
139    36|     Rogero, to disturb another's fight;~A deed (she cried) this
140    36|     should'st with bold Marphisa fight,~I with huge stones, amassed
141    37|      generous stock, and bold in fight,~As ever champion, of whose
142    37|          good sword, so famed in fight,~So smote him with her fist
143    38|         crew;~Hoping by siege or fight to break the foe,~And free
144    38|         came, alone with thee to fight;~Because I grudged that
145    38|      pitted one to one in listed fight --~Not Roland, not Rinaldo
146    38|         Child could equal him in fight,~Albeit he slew in strife
147    38|         monarch, ready armed for fight:~Bay was the steed he backed,
148    38|      keep, if marshalled for the fight.~Fenced is the monarch with
149    38|          the other is subdued in fight,~That he will be the Moorish
150    39|      Gaul, so stout and famed in fight,~Your champion in so fierce
151    39|      when the hosts are mixed in fight~By her false phantoms, vanishes
152    39|         see,~No longer strive in fight, but pledge their word~--
153    39|     Olivier, too forward in that fight,~He dealt so furious and
154    39|     LXVII~Yet royal Agramant the fight maintains;~But when he can
155    39|      paynim, killed in that last fight,~Though in unequal parts (
156    40|    consoled, and in his cause to fight,~Like courteous king, the
157    40|       Gradasso should for him in fight contend;~Deeming too sore
158    40|         of us together wage this fight~Against Orlando and another
159    40|        for his companions in the fight~The faithful Brandimart
160    40|        discoursing on the future fight.~So wandering from their
161    40|         deathless fame in many a fight:~Wherewith he proved him
162    41|        of waters, which together fight.~Unheard is every hest,
163    41|          need, in that he had to fight~With the redoubted king
164    41|           XXX~Against the day of fight, in goodly gear~And new,
165    41|    Engaged in fierce and fearful fight had viewed;~Nor ever suchlike
166    41|          appointed for so fell a fight.~ ~ XXXVI~Orlando disembarks,
167    41|         not the appointed battle fight;~And every town -- restored
168    41|   warrior, in to-morrow's listed fight,~Then ye have plaid the
169    41|     Lombards shall the stripling fight)~Of that fair land dominion
170    41|          ill boots, retired from fight,~Yet not so far, but that
171    41|         both his partners in the fight,~He hopes to make it dark
172    41|              LXXXVI~While so the fight is balanced 'mid those foes,~
173    42|          vye,~In that equestrian fight, with levelled spears.~To
174    42|        seek him and prepared for fight,~Feels in his inmost veins
175    43|          the Christian faith, in fight~To perilous pass was brought
176    43|         prowess he had proved in fight.~ ~ CXCVIII~Him well Sobrino
177    44|      crimsoned wide the field in fight,~Therein arrives King Otho'
178    44|      engaged~Beheld the hosts in fight, which hotly raged.~ ~ LXXXI~
179    44|         When done was that day's fight, wherein (since borne~To
180    44|        the Bulgars in that cruel fight;~Who hardly had escaped
181    45|       strong to be,~Disguised in fight like Leo; and, that done,~
182    45|        trouble, and without more fight,~Will, if he prisons him,
183    45|          was no match for her in fight.~ ~ LIV~Communing with himself,
184    45|     Promised to do, not feign, a fight in mail,~And not to make
185    45|         martial maid, equipt for fight.~ ~ LXIV~Rogero past the
186    45|     shield, and shifted sword in fight,~Where shifting he the hostile
187    45|       not vainly in the doubtful fight~Should Constantine's fair
188    45|         crave,~His foe in listed fight of life deprive;~And he,
189    46|         cavalier.~ ~ L~He of the fight has told which at Belgrade~
190    46|        And such as in the listed fight before~His bruised and battered
191    46|          fall of day the furious fight;~And since by Bradamant
192    46|          vies;~And he is here to fight against all foes~That would
193    46|     striven with lifted brand~In fight, and not that unknown cavalier.~
194    46|    Belgrade he witnessed in that fight,~So moved him that they
195    46|       lie~Surer than sure, -- in fight with Ulien's son.~More than
196    46|          by to view that pair to fight addrest.~From right and
197    46|     grasping still in that close fight~The hilt and pommel of his
198    46|          bulky close with him in fight;~ ~ CXXIX~Rogero flank and