Canto

  1     2|          XV~This opened, quick and mighty marvel wrought;~For not
  2     3|         blood of Pontier base;~The mighty wrong chastised, and traitor'
  3     3| birth-right, and command~To take a mighty dukedom far away~From his
  4     4|          with her eyes.~When lo! a mighty noise is heard without!~"
  5     4|         noise is heard without!~"O mighty mother! king of heaven!"
  6     6|          in that part,~Passed by a mighty space, the southern sound~
  7     6|            such height,~Him in his mighty swiftness equalling.~I scarce
  8     6|          XXXVII~"There we behold a mighty whale, of size~The hugest
  9     6|            Of which Alcina keeps a mighty share;~By that usurper from
 10     8|           the press,~Slaughtered a mighty number of her guard,~Remained
 11     8|           former lovers changed, a mighty train,~Some into rock or
 12     8|    Astolpho's lance,~And source of mighty fame to both in France.~ ~
 13     8|     swimming to the right,~After a mighty sweep, the lady bears~To
 14     8|      content:~But, lo! this time a mighty tempest rose,~And wasted
 15    10|              LXXVII~"Lo! where yon mighty banner planted stands,~Which
 16    11|            on his right he heard a mighty din.~ ~ XVI~He heard a din,
 17    11|       warrior's casque, and by~The mighty blow the knight was overlaid:~
 18    11|         Where hidden it had lain a mighty space,~The infernal tool
 19    11|        roar,~And wood and cave the mighty noise return;~The billows
 20    11|      living head.~ ~ LIV~As if the mighty tumult which he hears,~And
 21    11|        none~Save Roland could such mighty fear have done;~ ~  LXII~
 22    12|         forward spurs, and sees on mighty steed~A warrior trot before
 23    12|          never dealt in vain:~Each mighty blow from Roland disengages~
 24    12|       Paris near,~Orlando made his mighty worth appear.~ ~ LXIX~Two
 25    13|           Zerbino won,~Who was the mighty king of Scotland's son.~ ~
 26    13|          of his foul compeer.~This mighty wrath in either warrior
 27    13|           wear imperial crown,~And mighty kings; the column and the
 28    14|     preserved to Rome.~ ~ V~Rome's mighty column, by your valiant
 29    14|            head;~And amid all that mighty muster, more~Than others,
 30    14|           I' the scale against our mighty debt, I know;~Nor pardon
 31    14|           is iron plied alone,~But mighty masses and whole bulwarks
 32    14|     whistling flight~Of darts, the mighty multitude without;~Many
 33    15|          in the burning fosse.~The mighty gulf had not contained the
 34    15|            woes,~Exempted from the mighty mischief goes:~ ~ V~For
 35    15|           place record;~Who here a mighty duke perforce attend,~Who
 36    15|               at Caesar's hest,~(A mighty trust) the imperial army
 37    15|        could compare~With the most mighty realm that ever stood.~But
 38    15|         brand.~ ~ XLIX~Between the mighty river and the fen,~A path
 39    15|        admire him as a cavalier~Of mighty worth, and make him goodly
 40    15| marvellously flies,~Distances by a mighty length of plain.~This while
 41    16|           new -~Entrusted squadron mighty prowess showed;~Filling
 42    16|           one deep phalanx. At the mighty sound~Alone, the Scotsmen
 43    17|        Norandino's tournament~Does mighty deeds; Martano turns his
 44    17|          too remote.~ ~ LXXIX~Thou mighty Lion, that art charged to
 45    17|            withstand~Sir Gryphon's mighty push and puissant hand.~ ~
 46    17|           vices, he,~Made answer: "Mighty sir, I cannot say~Who is
 47    18|       strive, and smothered in the mighty tide,~One on another, in
 48    18|             XLIV~He in this time a mighty lance had spanned,~And spurred
 49    18|           other warriors near.~His mighty strokes discharging, at
 50    18|          with threatening sound,~A mighty squadron through the gateway
 51    18|           shame~Upon a cavalier of mighty name.~ ~ LXV~Next seeing
 52    18|         broke away,~Fall, and with mighty noise the country fill:~'
 53    18|       their faithful care~Amid the mighty piles, till break of morn,~
 54    19|        upon the plain.~There for a mighty space lay young Medore,~
 55    19|          Syria, in Laiazzo's bay~A mighty city rise; so nigh at hand,~
 56    19|             Sore wearied with such mighty slaughter done;~And if I
 57    20|          gathered far and nigh~The mighty multitude, for aye intent~
 58    20|      another dead.~ ~ XCI~Amid the mighty ruin which ensued,~Cries
 59    20|          coneys fly,~Who hear some mighty noise resounding nigh.~ ~
 60    20|             CXV~Marphisa grasped a mighty lance, and thrust,~Encountering
 61    21|        Gabrina freed,~Ere him some mighty mischief should betide,~
 62    22|        head,~And, when he sees his mighty loss so clear,~Satiate,
 63    23|          crew;~Promising any one a mighty gain~That should denounce
 64    23|         slain."~-- "Who deals such mighty blows?" -- one made reply,~
 65    23|           thither, to proclaim~The mighty havoc made by thy good hand,~'
 66    23|            Already dealt is either mighty blow,~Where the helm yields
 67    24|          Zerbino makes him swear~A mighty oath, under this penalty,~
 68    24|            royal maid.~ ~ XLVII~So mighty is the love Zerbino bore,~
 69    24|         wards many, in the end~One mighty stroke he cannot scape or
 70    24|         sit upon his steed,~Though mighty loss of life-blood, which
 71    24|          XC~Not that she would her mighty love forbear,~For her dead
 72    24|             XCIII~So, compassing a mighty round, they fare~Through
 73    24|          lose me, his betrothed, a mighty cross~The monarch deems,
 74    25|           hire and fee.~ ~ ~ I~Oh! mighty springs of war in youthful
 75    25|           fury shewed,~If e'er his mighty valour well was scanned,~'
 76    25|          thanks he owed~For such a mighty benefit bestowed.~ ~ XX~"
 77    25|             Laments and sobs, with mighty woe downweighed.~ ~ XXXIV~"
 78    26|            CANTO 26~ ~ ARGUMENT~Of mighty matters, sculptured in a
 79    26|          who moves his horse,~With mighty heart, and lays his weapon
 80    26|            Intended, levels such a mighty lance,~He showed himself,
 81    26|           height.~ ~ CXXX~It was a mighty leap, yet not so wide~As
 82    27|     question stirred,~And made the mighty tumult which has heard.~ ~
 83    27|          for him decide.~ ~ CV~The mighty king of Sarza, who long
 84    27|        shore~Unploughed remained a mighty space of sea;~But that this
 85    27|      Himself removed from thence a mighty space,~Who sits so bent,
 86    28|        said,~And that 'twould be a mighty wonderment,~If her, at his
 87    29|          Where Rodomont beside the mighty flood~Was hurrying on his
 88    29|            county knew aright;~And mighty marvel in that dame it raised~
 89    29|        tried.~"How can a fool such mighty prowess show?"~Between his
 90    30|       double,~And yet resists such mighty blows with pain.~The champions
 91    31|         knowing well his force and mighty thew)~Received the cavalier
 92    31|      gentle thrust.~Nor much their mighty strength or manege-lore~
 93    31|         virtuous sword.~ ~ CV~With mighty marvel and with greater
 94    32|         foul and darksome part;~If mighty sins for mighty vengeance
 95    32|           part;~If mighty sins for mighty vengeance cry,~Where due
 96    33|          Merlin, I say, the Devils mighty son,~Well versed in what
 97    33|         with a bridge, achieved at mighty cost,~At Malamocco, to bestride
 98    33|            word,~To Pharamond such mighty matters said;~Whose birth
 99    33|         who had suffered, to their mighty pain,~All night, the freezing
100    33|         With mickle industry, with mighty pain~And art, Rinaldo, shifting
101    33|      strife, were spent,~Hearing a mighty noise, both champions turn,~
102    33|       mountain went,~Where Egypt's mighty river finds a vent.~ ~ CX~
103    33|        jewels rare.~Here shall thy mighty miracle be told~In sculpture,
104    34|         slake.~ ~ XXXI~"To push my mighty victory to an end~I scheme,
105    34|           stone of sanguine dye.~O mighty wonder! O Daedalian sleight!~
106    34|             that elder hoar~Raised mighty wonder in the cavalier,~
107    34|           patriarch Enoch, and the mighty seer~Elias; nor as yet those
108    34|             Which mansions of such mighty size contain,~Such never
109    34|           courts.~ ~ LXXX~He marks mighty pool of porridge spilled,~
110    34|      paladin,~Anglantes' lord, the mighty sense contained;~And from
111    35|      evermore?~Yet will not I such mighty loss lament,~So that it
112    35|           for any use;~And, out of mighty myriads, hardly one~Is saved
113    35|         gan recite,~Where Argier's mighty king the road impedes;~And
114    35|            at speed; and with such mighty sound~Echoes that bridge,
115    35|             And little lacked, and mighty risque she ran~Of falling
116    35|     rampart's height~Stood, with a mighty following, next the plain,~
117    35|     stirred~The paynim's fury to a mighty flame;~So that, without
118    36|          stifled in her heart~That mighty love, wherewith she burned
119    36|           Seeing their knight such mighty prowess show;~Their knight,
120    36|            rage in other part,~And mighty deeds achieved, which fame
121    36|        swerves.~ ~  LVI~In that, a mighty stroke Marphisa sped,~Meaning
122    36|       amazed~And those two damsels mighty marvel raised.~ ~ LXVII~
123    36|       Unrivalled, both, in arms of mighty name.~ ~ LXXVI~When afterwards
124    37|       study, yieldeth nought)~With mighty diligence, and mickle pain,~
125    37|          strain~Descended, who the mighty city rule,~Which Mincius
126    37|         due punishment suspend,~By mighty pain the long delay amend.~ ~
127    37|        haughty tide,~When fed with mighty rain or melted snow;~And,
128    38|            offence~Had made Rogero mighty recompense.~ ~  VI~He will
129    38|             of all those named~For mighty riches, or for valour famed.~ ~
130    38|         abate the grandeur of they mighty name:~I haply so had done;
131    38|           was bound,~Which was the mighty champion's brain to right.~
132    38|     beneath such distant sky,~Such mighty host would come, to work
133    38|           land,~Followed by such a mighty multitude,~Should set his
134    38|             To our long infamy and mighty woe."~ ~ XLVIII~Thus warily
135    38|       fierce Orlando's show;~Whose mighty prowess I have proved in
136    39|          front,~And taken Argier's mighty shape; in show~And gesture
137    39|             Uproot hard rocks, and mighty trees which grow~On their
138    39|         Opening to ravening seas a mighty vent;~And more than all
139    40|           helpful force~Of him our mighty pastor to implore.~But,
140    40|           three,~Assured me of the mighty feat withal,~Certified after
141    40|       waters drown;~While he, that mighty slaughter's cause, is flown.~ ~
142    40|             Those bulwarks stand a mighty space below.~ ~ XXIII~Brandimart
143    40|           that wall, and with such mighty blow,~The bold assailant
144    40|          victors, laden with their mighty prey,~From that unhappy
145    40|           my good sceptre, in such mighty force,~Will make them war
146    40|             moored closely lay~The mighty squadrons to that harbour
147    40|           anguish, with lament and mighty fear;~Quickly for courser,
148    41|          before)~He had belied his mighty strength and breath;~For
149    41|           Less harm Maganza in his mighty rage.~ ~  LXVII~On Azos,
150    41|            foot espied,~After such mighty strokes unstained and dry,~
151    42|         thy fall caused thine such mighty pain,~They were to fury
152    42|         The heavy trunk of Libya's mighty lord.~His spirit, which
153    42|     appears in sight;~And well his mighty puissance testified,~And
154    42|         and jealous pain,~He after mighty plaint and mighty woe~Resolved
155    42|            after mighty plaint and mighty woe~Resolved anew to eastern
156    42|         Till he arrived in Arden's mighty wood.~ ~ XLVI~When within
157    42|          from Heaven shall heir~As mighty virtue as on earth doth
158    42|         hear his song,~Wrapt in as mighty wonder at the strain~As
159    42|                 CIII~"Drink, and a mighty marvel shall be seen;~For
160    43|          cruel stroke.~ ~ CI~" `My mighty obligation due to thee~Is
161    43|           occasion to acquire that mighty fee,~Which wretched Anselm'
162    43|            espied~The manifest and mighty marvel do,~Disposed himself
163    44|            that squadron bright~Is mighty grace and wonderous honour
164    44|            him on many a ground~By mighty obligation was he bound.~ ~
165    44|         with dames and knight,~The mighty emperor, mid those greetings
166    44|       guidance, great or small, is mighty Love.~ ~ XL~Deny she dared
167    44|    Bradamant's egregious mind,~Her mighty valour and her virtue high,~
168    45|        Marphisa works, and kindles mighty strife.~ ~ ~ I~By how much
169    45|           more courtesy to pay~The mighty debt that him to Leo tied.~
170    45|            good Rogero weighed~The mighty obligation which he bore;~
171    45|    recompense, which can repay~The mighty obligation that I owe;~Though
172    45|            the Child, her brother, mighty scorn~Was done; nor should
173    46|         face and gesture show such mighty glee~At my return, no easy
174    46|        kinsman Malaguzzo know;~And mighty hope from Adoardo hear,~
175    46|            shew~Constantine doth a mighty host prepare,~And thitherward
176    46|           to show,~Which on Hell's mighty dragon puts the rein,~And
177    46|      gripes and grapples with such mighty force,~He falls on earth,