Canto

  1     1|              horse the devious way to find.~He up and down the forest
  2     1|               wheresoe'er he hoped to find the knight.~A different
  3     1|               let the occasion sleep,~Find escort that will stand her
  4     2|               and for your gains~Will find a prison-house, and be it
  5     3|               and shall more triumphs find~In peace, than warlike princes
  6     3|               the honoured muse shall find a home:~To whose glad era,
  7     4|             painful proof we scarcely find~A real friend, through various
  8     4|    requisition,~A soul resolved would find the means to die.~But ope
  9     5|             and knight,~Albany's duke find favour in my sight.~ ~ VIII~"
 10     5|           alone enjoy content,~When I find means his wishes to fulfil:~
 11     6|                till its prisoned fury find a vent,~Is heard to hiss
 12     6|             while how safely he might find~A passage to the land of
 13     7|                   XXXVII~At length to find the wondrous cave she thought,~
 14     8|            thy purpose balk,~And thou find no defence against this
 15     8|             was the band,~Return, and find it mustered to his hand.'~ ~
 16     8|             LVI~`That it behoved them find a damsel, who~A form as
 17     8|         should in the Godhead's sight find grace.~The first and all
 18     8|               Of Caucasus, in Ind, to find their fates.~ ~ LXIII~The
 19     8|              another way;~ ~ LXVII~To find a verse of less lugubrious
 20     9|               And sweetness, he would find, as well as fair;~Or otherwise
 21    10|             sky;~And oft were fain to find himself ashore:~For, if
 22    10|               Still beats, but cannot find the way to wound.~ ~ CXI~
 23    11|       pestilent discovery,~Didst thou find place within the human heart?~
 24    11|           Roland desires his ship, to find a vest~To cover her, delivered
 25    13|              savage brood,~They could find that, which now in palace
 26    13|            clutches of their foe;~Yet find at last a quittance for
 27    14|            Tis meet King Lewis should find new supplies~Of chiefs by
 28    14|              face, resolved to go~And find the warrior who the deed
 29    14|               his back~Till he should find the champion clad in black.~ ~
 30    14|               valour won and wore;~To find the warrior of the sable
 31    14|               and studied evermore~To find some fitting shelter; with
 32    14|             and city; but ofttimes we find~In loft and cottage men
 33    14|             the other wandering, they~Find themselves by a river, as
 34    14|               hostile camp.~ ~ LXXVI~"Find Silence first, and bid him,
 35    14|            alight,~With the intent to find that foe to speech,~To whom
 36    14|               concluded~Him he should find in church or convent cell;~
 37    14|            LXXX~Weening that he shall find him here, he plies~With
 38    14|            believed he must go far to find.~ ~ LXXXIII~Her by her party-coloured
 39    14|             strongest paynims go;~And find occasion whence amid the
 40    14|            fare,~Him wilt thou surely find; for to repose~At night
 41    14|             knew) this Silence he may find.~ ~ XCII~In blest Arabia
 42    14|               hostile paynims went to find,~And with I know not what
 43    14|             make no further head,~Who find their first defense of small
 44    15|               Capricorn;~ ~ XXII~"And find the limit of this length
 45    15|              and to Damietta hied,~To find Orrilo, so the thief was
 46    15|              locks so thickly set, to find the hair.~ ~ LXXX~The duke
 47    15|              searching in the dust to find his head;~But when he heard
 48    15|            never, as I think, wouldst find her peer.~ ~ CII~In Constantine'
 49    15|           left the fair;~And hoped to find her, to that place returned,~
 50    15|        heart-core from his breast:~To find him, who had made the dame
 51    16|            gone:~This he had hoped to find without a guard;~And work
 52    17|                   LI~" `For though to find myself about to leave~This
 53    17|              missed so far, but I can find my way.~I said, the Syrians
 54    17|              in his ire,~Would gladly find himself i' the midst of
 55    18|              and Cloridano tread,~And find their monarch Dardinello
 56    18|            fiercely fed,~He could not find a resting place: 'mid groan~
 57    18| cobweb-threads our cruel enemies~Will find their works, if we our part
 58    18|          befriends her own,~Makes him find grace in Norandino's eyes;~
 59    18|              two,~Till he his brother find; who, at his pleasure,~May
 60    18|              CXXXV~And there a carack find, about to steer~For western
 61    18|             If I am better skilled to find the vein."~He spurs, and
 62    18|             whole squadrons stand and find a grave.~ ~ CLVII~He bids
 63    19|           arrive, a crazed wight~They find, extended on the outer shore;~
 64    20|             XXII~"The women when they find themselves betrayed~Of lovers
 65    20|             prowest wight~Whom we can find, to guard our ports and
 66    20|           LXXII~He: "Ready shalt thou find me in the strife~To follow
 67    20|            band,~Whom he had hoped to find upon the quay;~He turns
 68    20|        passage to their company,~They find a master, ready to unmoor~
 69    20|              her story wrought.~He to find Isabella was so pressed,~
 70    21|                 Where shall I succour find, now needed most,~So that
 71    22|           Till I the paladin Astolpho find,~Who westward had his course
 72    22|           fruitless pain~And care, to find the treacherous churl; nor
 73    22|             Bradamant and good Rogero find.~After the horn had ceased,
 74    22|              her love would gain,~Nor find her ever stubborn, bade
 75    22|            sped,~I fear that we shall find the stripling dead."~ ~
 76    22|              the foe alone,~But if he find a champion of such guise~
 77    22|          sometimes have to plain,~And find that Fortune will by fits
 78    22|             such her fortune's spite)~Find out the way to join Rogero
 79    23|            see the Child; whom she to find once more~At Vallombrosa
 80    23|              She thought, in hopes to find Rogero there:~But, fearing
 81    23|               first courser he should find, the knight~Had sworn a
 82    23|           lists to fight,~Me shall to find; in that I shine confest,~
 83    23|           such his pleasure, where to find his foe.~ ~ XCIX~The lovers
 84    24|                and through that day~I find no other sign of him that
 85    24|           Alphonso of Biscay; where I~Find out the traitor, and to
 86    24|      Charlemagne,~Thither, in hope to find thee, took my way.~I thank
 87    24|              so foully shent.~I, as I find his fault of Love was bred,~
 88    24|               outraged us. Let Odoric find~Pardon his offences; I the
 89    24|       possession I pretend~Where'er I find it, be it where it may.~
 90    24|              emprize;~And, should she find him, and the fact recount,~
 91    24|            margin strayed.~But here I find me at my canto's end;~So,
 92    25|             wise, intent the truth to find,~Rogero said, "You have
 93    25|            fruitlessly had thought~To find her at the abode of Flordespine;~
 94    25|             for at my canto's close~I find myself arrived, and crave
 95    26|           That seldom upon earth will find their peers.~ ~ VII~"With
 96    26|           worthless comrade shall you find in me."~ ~ VIII~Some one,
 97    26|               in the paynim camp will find each foe,~If them before
 98    26|              foe,~If them before they find not on their way;~Whom thither
 99    27|             the restless lover surely find:~Nor her nor yet Orlando
100    27|            ride until themselves they find~Where the besiegers and
101    27|        martial cuirass on her breast,~Find I, that she ten times was
102    28|               him thy peer and better find.'~ ~ VIII~"Impossible Astolpho
103    28|              I excuse for my omission find,~So that from this my consort
104    28|            easily our equals shall we find;~What woman but to us shall
105    28|             of lovely visage spy,~Aye find the dame complaint with
106    28|                  L~"-- 'Twere best to find a girl whose natural bent~
107    28|          might content,~Nor we in her find cause for jealousy;~And
108    28|            hill and many a plain;~And find at last, well fitting their
109    28|             This very night you would find out a place~Wherein to solace
110    28|              women we by proof should find~Like these; but be the experiment
111    28|          field for speaking well~Will find, than blaming womankind
112    28|            day,~Whom he might hope to find his natural stay.~ ~ LXXXIX~
113    29|            Nor deeming in such foe to find his match.~ ~ XLIII~This
114    29|         anywhere espied,~She hoped to find the knight in other place.~
115    30|          which crew~They scarce would find one champion good and true.~ ~
116    30|             what (exclaims she) can I find~Which may avail to minister
117    30|           steed,~Had gone with her to find the paynim rude;~And weened
118    30|          would have been.~ ~ LXXIX~To find herself with written scroll
119    31|                if he discover him, to find~Some means of cure for his
120    31|                The Moorish guard they find with sleep opprest:~They
121    31|             the Franks are seen;~More find the passage blocked, and
122    32|            other warriors, fain would find;~Resolved, should her a
123    32|            court,~The damsel hopes to find the cavalier,~Who in a thousand
124    32|             at the close of light,~To find befitting shelter for the
125    32|            ten miles round no shelter find,~But Clodion, that loved
126    33|             beyond these hills should find a tomb."~ ~ XIII~So said,
127    34|               design delay~In that we find too many him befriend.~Feeding
128    34|               in its larger part they find as clear~As polished steel,
129    34|               extend.~There wilt thou find, if thou wilt thither post,~
130    35|          Heaven; or teach me where to find~At least a knight who can
131    35|          horse the martial damsel can~Find space to pass, when she
132    35|                for the love of me,~To find King Agramant's Rogero there,~
133    36|            vest,~Her seldom would you find by day or night).~Hearing
134    36|              me, Marphisa, shalt thou find.~Since evermore I hear of
135    36|          snows dissolve, and torrents find a vent,~And ice, so hard
136    37|             and the damsels two.~They find Ulania, with her mantle
137    37|           foliage lose;~And, save she find her statute in effect,~That
138    38|            scaith thy bands I doom,~I find (as at my leisure I will
139    38|          shore,~Ill would you hope to find such other four.~ ~ LVIII~"
140    38|               like cause for pleasure find,~As well the Christian as
141    39|               yet unweeting he should find~Foes in the port, here entered
142    39|               How he in France should find the warrior bold.~ ~ XLI~
143    39|            time" (Astolpho cried) "to find some art~To heal him, not
144    40|             they post,~Nor unprovided find the paynim host.~ ~ XIX~
145    40|               In arms no better can I find than thee,~Though I should
146    40|         embassage~Forthwith a courier find, then bid him steer~For
147    40|            LVII~Deeming he should not find that king elsewhere,~Who,
148    40|          forth upon dry land,~Bent to find Charlemagne that very day;~
149    41|           bear or hair,~Of that which find and dainty raiment steeps~
150    41|              they see; and only there~Find good Frontino, with the
151    42|           where~He in the world might find the long-sought fair.~ ~
152    43|             on me~I languish yet, and find no place of rest.~Justly
153    43|             not rest;~And till he can find matter for his tears,~A
154    43|            treasure,~If such as now I find thee in the end;~But such
155    43|               the lady at her farm to find,~Without the town; nor will
156    43|               in the beginning can he find,~With whatsoever care he
157    43|             forest-trees~He thinks to find, a sumptuous palace sees.~ ~
158    45|            accuses; and both audience find;~And now this way, now that,
159    45|           unseen believe it, should I find;~And be so quit of Jealousy,
160    45|              person, on his steed, to find the peer.~But of the missing
161    46|               person went in vain,~To find the warrior of the unicorn.~
162    46|             all the land he sought to find,~And seeking whom, he now
163    46|               thrice, ere words could find their way.~ ~ XXXIV~"My
164    46|       erewhile been shown),~Hoping to find the knight, whose shield
165    46|              thee; and, if thou~Canst find a knight to combat for thee