Canto

  1     1|        pages may pay the debt in part;~Then, with no jealous eye
  2     2|        joins Orlando -- ere they part --~Swears in his fury he
  3     2|         one;~Nor played a simple part among the base,~Passing
  4     3|        in the cave,~And the best part in talk with Merlin spends;~
  5     4|    obscure,~And, for the greater part, not bruited round.~"Then
  6     5|      take the battle upon either part,~Since surer mean our purpose
  7     5|       ten others fought upon his part.~ ~ XLV~"He called him to
  8     6|             For this the greater part the fight eschew,~Fearing
  9     6|     course; and, issuing in that part,~Passed by a mighty space,
 10     6|        her keeping has my better part,~To strive with word and
 11     6|         compassed her intent,~To part me from the friends with
 12     6|       are, to drive her from her part:~And more than once their
 13     6|         river bound~England, and part it from the Scottish land.~
 14     6|        better, that informed, in part,~Of her false ways, she
 15     6|         In which is not a single part but glows,~With rarest gems
 16     7|      foot red, black every other part.~ ~ L~Some Farfarello, or
 17     7|        well that these a greater part should bear~In lofty virtues,
 18     7|          deserving love upon thy part;~To whom (unless forgot,
 19     8|        palfrey bade him play his part,~Who with the lady bore
 20     9|         prays him, on a damsel's part, `that he~To her would think
 21     9|         the produce set aside)~A part of it, to wily persons told,~
 22    10|       fell~And furious, waged on part of either fay:~Whence was
 23    11|      base often plays the better part.~Through thee no more shall
 24    11|          island-crew~Attempt; in part as taken unaware,~In part
 25    11|        part as taken unaware,~In part that in the little place
 26    12|       was his wont) the doubtful part to guard,~Of seven good
 27    12|     every where, except a single part:~Unfenced beneath his feet,
 28    12|          to Arles's stream,~With part of Gascony, some straggling
 29    13|  helpless band,~With me, another part was captive led.~So was
 30    14|           and many others on his part,~Love frames and dictates
 31    14|        first, and bid him, on my part,~On this emprize attend
 32    14|       gold, and black and brown;~Part in a tress, in riband part
 33    14|       Part in a tress, in riband part comprest,~Some on her shoulders
 34    14|       secure the main~And better part, dividing on their way.~
 35    15|       aside,~So close from every part their numbers throng;~While
 36    16|         have endured the greater part,~And, to my cost, in these
 37    16|      lament, who plays a slavish part,~Whom two bright eyes and
 38    16|         in fear,~Which, from our part, and from that other, ring.~
 39    16|             XXXVII~"Or any other part, where men adore~Him, who
 40    16|          in the buckler's nether part.~Let those excuse it who
 41    17|          The things related I in part descried,~And from him,
 42    17|           Save that the king may part them at his pleasure.~ ~
 43    17|          and the duel stay:~They part the knight, whom they asunder
 44    17|         the world, nor yet their part had done~On a sole knight, --
 45    18|         crowd their feet to ply,~Part, more intent upon their
 46    18|      raise the draw-bridge high:~Part, weeping and with deathlike
 47    18|      press him sore, nor let him part in peace.~ ~ XXII~As the
 48    18|       Deeming that she therein a part might do.~Discord, with
 49    18|      find their works, if we our part sustain.~What this day Fortune
 50    18|    horseman low.~ ~ XLV~In other part, Rinaldo, in his mood,~Has
 51    18|          than the foreigners, to part them wend.~Others more wary,
 52    18|     signal taught the rest their part.~One clears the best bower
 53    18| Marsilius had contrived to place~Part of his host in full security;~
 54    18|        in the air had past large part of night~With dice and goblet;
 55    19|      death performs his faithful part.~ ~ II~Were the heart seen
 56    19|     appears such studies in that part~Worthy of praise and fame
 57    19|       standing left in any other part,~'Tis cut away and cast
 58    19|        shipwrecked, for the most part, vessels lie.~Another: "
 59    19|    Suffice to play the husband's part in bed,~He shall remain
 60    19|         shall also be,~Whether a part or all, but with this pact,~
 61    19|          ten dames the husband's part enact.~But if your chosen
 62    19|    should engage, and play their part~The champions hoped alike
 63    19|         rest who sided~Upon that part, the liberal lord did sue~
 64    20|          woods, and for the most part plain;~With creek and port,
 65    20|       behold so praised on every part,~The special pleasure him
 66    20|        her mother; and, about to part~From him, discovers that
 67    20|          bows,~And at the portal part the knight oppose.~ ~ LXXXVI~
 68    20|        the very heavens on every part.~Where'er the sound is heard,
 69    20|          Outrage from whatsoever part to hear,~Makes answer to
 70    20|        the maid assumed upon her part,~And to the prince, "By
 71    21|     Fleming falls upon the other part,~Through cause of that despised
 72    21|      follow, quickly changed his part;~And told the story to the
 73    22|        all the reins among,~This part or that, until his mouth
 74    23|          other wight~Suffered to part, of such a prize possest;~
 75    24|       more white than alabaster, part~The silver cloth, with ribbon
 76    24|          at his crest,~Hoping to part Zerbino to the chest.~ ~
 77    24|           A messenger arrives to part the twain.~ ~ CVIII~A messenger
 78    25|          his sovereign lord take part?~Oh! what foul cowardice,
 79    26|          lacks as yet a numerous part:~A solemn festival is held
 80    26|          parley, they from other part~Descry the treacherous Maganzese
 81    26|       must imagine so, on either part~The bold Rogero and Marphisa
 82    26|        King Rodomont refused his part to bear!~But his desire
 83    26|         combat, proffered on his part;~So much his monarch's siege
 84    26|         the son~Of Ulien, on his part, the strife suspended;~And
 85    27|           I~A woman for the most part reasons best~Upon a sudden
 86    27|       close;~Ranged on the other part, in martial wise,~Italians,
 87    27|         act or word, with either part to side.~ ~ LIII~The frequent
 88    27|         Sacripant, who plays the part of groom,~And has to bring
 89    28|   absence, seeing with a distant part,~Converse with different
 90    28|       volume note~The thousandth part, who would their treasons
 91    28|       glows:~But spends a larger part of night in sighs~At his
 92    30|          matters so,~As the most part desired they should befall)~
 93    30|       bane:~With this he at that part in fury past~Whence Mandricardo
 94    30|        play the widow's lovelorn part,~She on Rogero well might
 95    31|      benign observed in friendly part;~Nor aught beside by Zoroaster
 96    31|         I refuse."~When, on this part and that, between the two,~
 97    31|      conjectures Malagigi bore~A part in the alarum of that night:~
 98    31|    should receive,~Takes in good part the bold Rinaldo's speech.~
 99    32|  banished into foul and darksome part;~If mighty sins for mighty
100    33|     native land.~ ~ LV~"In every part you see how Rome is woe,~
101    33|     sometimes smote, he smote on part,~Where Durindana wrought
102    34|        this wife that I, upon my part,~Should for his valour duly
103    34|       reign.~This, in its larger part they find as clear~As polished
104    34|          er that valley's better part extend.~There wilt thou
105    35|          equal by the thousandth part.~ ~ IV~The beauteous fleece
106    35|        his armour and afoot, did part~That paynim monarch from
107    35|       the martial fair)~For some part of the road, I offer thee,~
108    36|  shipboard, on a plank? I, on my part,~Marvel, that seeing but
109    36|       arms aside;~Upon the other part, the Christian foes~Advance,
110    36|          spent her rage in other part,~And mighty deeds achieved,
111    36|       youth prepared by force to part the two;~Their poniards
112    36|         an infernal Fury, on her part.~'Tis true, that for a while
113    36|        Messina reigned.~ ~ LXXI~"Part of Calabria within Faro
114    36|       swelled,~In Rome and other part has filled the throne;~And
115    37|    honour of the sex survives in part:~Yet reacheth not its pitch,
116    37|         well would from his body part:~ ~ XLIX~"And, for he knew '
117    37|       herself all joyful, on her part,~And feigned that she desired
118    37|       wed.~But 'tis the spouse's part to take the cup;~And first
119    37|            CXVIII~Nor hence they part ill from the filthy place,~
120    38|      placed,~And laid the better part of Africk waste.~ ~ XL~"
121    38|         prowess I have proved in part,~In part, at others' cost
122    38|          have proved in part,~In part, at others' cost I see and
123    38|          first defeated, on your part~It seems a shame to offer
124    38|     though much honoured, on his part,~That him his king has chosen
125    38|      gold.~ ~ LXXIX~On the other part, without his camp appears~
126    39|            That they, on neither part, will draw the sword,~Until
127    39|        Nor with the other dogs a part can bear~(For him the hunter
128    39|      crew, that war on Charles's part,~Italians, English, Germans;
129    39|        and, scattered upon every part,~Are mixed the paladins,
130    39|        and so lament the greater part~Of those good warriors,
131    39|         his brother, Gigliantes' part,~To call him to his kingdom
132    40|       and furious battle on that part,~Which lies the furthest
133    40|       from so renowned a comrade part,~Their scaling-ladders plant,
134    40|       assailant can, from many a part,~Bear succour to the gallant
135    40|       And Count Orlando on their part defy;~ ~ LV~With equal number
136    40|           LXXVII~Already, on his part, had moved the Dane;~But
137    41|      through her seams~In many a part the hostile water streams.~ ~
138    41|        tents him on the contrary part.~But for the sun is sinking
139    41|            that from the adverse part,~At more than a foot-pace
140    41|       vantage has he, on another part:~Of proof and perfect is
141    42|    wilfulness -- which aye takes part~With our weak senses --
142    43|       whole, or read the greater part.~ ~ LXXXVII~"To him before
143    43|         for bright Argia in that part~The fay had made with speedy
144    44|          the following day~Great part, with that sage monk the
145    44|      kings slain upon the paynim part,~The news from Sicily to
146    44|     streams that from its summit part,~Than e'er, for change or
147    44|         together, crost~Upon his part the stream with all his
148    44| Enamoured of such valour, on his part,~Would not desire to see
149    46|        grace.~ ~ XCIII~The first part of the storied walls pourtraied~
150    46|          glows.~ ~  XCIV~In this part is the princely youth espied~
151    46|      availed not on the damsel's part~To make Rogero leave to