Canto

  1     1|          Record the good Rogero, valiant peer,~The ancient root of
  2     1|     bonnibel,~Ordained to be the valiant victor's meed,~Before the
  3     1|      vainly still;~Since neither valiant warrior was below~His opposite
  4     1|          the bold semblance of a valiant knight,~Behold a warrior
  5     1|       tempest wheels Circassia's valiant peer,~And at his foeman'
  6     2|          assorts:~Best proved by valiant deeds: though, for the dame,~
  7     2|        nor a day~Would grant the valiant envoy for delay.~ ~ XXVII~
  8     2|         The worthy sister of the valiant peer,~From Beatrix and good
  9     2|         Agramant;~Rogero was his valiant father's name,~His mother
 10     2|        told Circassa's lord~What valiant hand had stretched him on
 11     2|        plain~The prowess of that valiant maid to see.~And now the
 12     3| Desiderius shall be pressed,~The valiant leader of the Lombard horde:~
 13     3|          the fief shall win like valiant knight,~Which thirty years
 14     4|      train.~Let none, save he be valiant, venture here,~Where, seeking
 15     4|       the ground;~Proof of their valiant feats, Rinaldo true~Forthwith
 16     4|          royal dame;~So that the valiant warrior who has stood~In
 17     5|          XLVI~" `Doubt not' (the valiant brother said) `but go';~
 18     5|       spear and mace;~For if the valiant champion were more near,~(
 19     6|      worthily~Bestowed on such a valiant champion, paid:~They talking
 20     8|        Such honor did to Aymon's valiant son,~He not with such his
 21     9|  brothers fitted for my view,~Of valiant heart and great ability~
 22    10|          haste:~Leagued with the valiant Anrondica stand~Fronesia
 23    10|          and nephew to the king,~Valiant in war, and wise in counselling.~ ~
 24    10|      that a crown.~ ~ LXXXI~"The valiant Raymond, Earl of Devon,
 25    10|   colours gay,~See Alcabrun's, a valiant man in war;~Who neither
 26    13|        night, with fair array~Of valiant men, by land and sea renowned,~
 27    13|    aright~Of a sage leader and a valiant knight.~ ~ XLVI~The time
 28    14|    plunder,~Aided by heaven, his valiant arms obtain.~Rinaldo comes,
 29    14|        Aquitaine,~You, with your valiant arms their squadrons shielding,~
 30    14|         s mighty column, by your valiant hand~Taken and kept entire,
 31    14|    Marsilius' bastard, hies~With valiant Doricont; amid this horde,~
 32    14|        care consigned,~Maurina's valiant horse and footmen tread.~
 33    14|         people go,~Who fills the valiant Mirabaldo's post:~Him Baliverso,
 34    14|          And bearings, which the valiant stranger wore;~Who answered
 35    14|         But the bold youths who, valiant and robust,~Small thought
 36    14|      With eyes of Argus, Pepin's valiant son,~Where Agramant was
 37    14|     Marsilius was in arms, their valiant head.~ ~ CVIII~With old
 38    14|           It seems, will Setta's valiant monarch hide:~Morocco's
 39    14|     height,~War from below, like valiant men and stout,~New files
 40    16|       quick phrase and voice, to valiant deed~The high-minded barons
 41    16|        squadrons, pricked before~Valiant Zerbino and his whole array,~
 42    16|          Thraso, this while, the valiant Duke of Mar,~Glad in the
 43    16|      which about him flowed.~The valiant Ariodantes to his new -~
 44    16|       And one esteemed among the valiant train,~Calamidor, of Barcellona'
 45    17|          Twas thus, before those valiant gentlemen~And princes, present
 46    17|        his trenchant brand:~This valiant knight, was, in the common
 47    18|         cried aloud:~ ~ XLIII~"O valiant men," he -- "O companions,"
 48    18|        before;~The other one the valiant squadrons led~Of Saphi,
 49    18|         From London-town; though valiant were the twain;~Two stunned,
 50    18|   through the gateway flows.~The valiant Gryphon changes not his
 51    18|        fair disport.~ ~ XCIV~The valiant Norandino could not choose~(
 52    18|         XCVII~For a renowned and valiant cavalier~Has the true history
 53    18|       warlike weed,~Who seem two valiant warriors in her sight,~As
 54    18|      white,~To give him all that valiant man could claim,~Nor could
 55    18|          former joust the due~Of valiant Gryphon were, who all had
 56    18|   pricked forth before his hand,~Valiant Astolpho, from the other
 57    18|        deemed him bold, and of a valiant strain,~Who with Orlando'
 58    18|         monarch of Andology,~The valiant Portuguese, and Stordilan.~
 59    18|       The monarch had beheld the valiant two~With crimsoned staves,
 60    18|          good Zerbino, he, whose valiant sprite~Was ne'er in time
 61    19|       failed renowned Marphisa's valiant heart,~Albeit for the second
 62    19|        hand have died.~For every valiant warrior of the men~Slain
 63    20|       courage, vouch thee of our valiant line."~ ~ LXVII~Guido, who
 64    20|       would I swear~That thou as valiant art as she is fair."~ ~
 65    22|          parts: so many true~And valiant warriors, skilled in martial
 66    22|        LXXXIV~Rogero shocked the valiant Gryphon, where~The border
 67    22|         The splendour struck the valiant brothers blind,~And Guido
 68    23|         and Brigliador.~ ~ XXVII~Valiant Rogero, when too bold of
 69    23|       Orlando cried,~"But that a valiant cavalier thou art:~For such
 70    23|         The truncheons which the valiant champions bear,~Fail in
 71    24|          unmatched in worth,~The valiant heart and strength, which
 72    25|       wheels, what time the two,~Valiant Rogero and his young compeer,~
 73    25|      This, as it may! -- strong, valiant, wise, and ware,~Liberal,
 74    26|         Buovo's nor Duke Aymon's valiant son~Can hold, when that
 75    26|        fray;~But that, Troyano's valiant son to right,~She will,
 76    26|  unworthy sort,~-- Nor did, like valiant man, to take my steed~Thus
 77    26|        But such good plates each valiant bosom case,~Impassable is
 78    26|        Is the conclusion of that valiant pair.~ ~ CXXXIV~They in
 79    27|          or roebuck's trail, the valiant two~Follow upon her track,
 80    27|       night.~ ~ VIII~'Tis of the valiant cousins I would speak:~Of
 81    27|   infuriate son,~That of Rogero, valiant's copious font,~Gradasso'
 82    27|         combat have agreed~Those valiant knights, who will not balk
 83    27|        listed ground~Let Sarza's valiant lord the question try;~Nor
 84    27|        another strife was heard.~Valiant King Sacripant (as said
 85    27|          at first unknown --~The valiant king who filled Circassia'
 86    30|        anew,~But cannot make the valiant Child refrain~From claiming
 87    30|      their ruin; and how all~His valiant brethren and his cousins
 88    31|       And, for I deem thou art a valiant knight,~And lest thou umbrage
 89    31|   Re-echoing wide, what time the valiant twain~With cantlets of their
 90    31|     other side,~As little of his valiant foeman knew;~Nor in that
 91    31|        welcomed more~Was now the valiant knight, and better seen~
 92    31|      Moor."~Rinaldo vouched what valiant Guido told,~How either champion
 93    31|       less their foe pursue,~The valiant sons of warlike Olivier,~
 94    31|        Whom Oliviero's sons, the valiant twain,~Those who were slaughtered
 95    31|          train --~Those whom the valiant Sansonet o'erthrew,~And
 96    31|        prisoner to Mount Alban's valiant lord,~Rinaldo shall possess
 97    33|         king detain.~Behold that valiant monarch couch his spear,~
 98    33|       better auspices return~The valiant Francis, foremost of his
 99    33|          The Spaniards round the valiant monarch wield.~Behold! his
100    33|          As not to seek anew the valiant twain;~Who, by consent,
101    33|          them spurs in haste the valiant peer:~And on the winged
102    34|        his good faulchion Otho's valiant son:~Then deemed that duke
103    35|       Who sighed for Monodante's valiant heir,~Who at the bridge
104    36|      pity of my cruel woe?~Dare, valiant heart, this impious man
105    36|      steed,~And sought again the valiant champion, who~At the first
106    36|        adrift the barge.~ ~ LXXV~Valiant Marphisa, with a tranquil
107    37|          less compassionate than valiant were.~They now, all else
108    37|          woman of that villagery~Valiant Rogero summons, to inquire~
109    37|          well fitting, that such valiant wight~Should joy a thing
110    37|       against the cavalier;~And, valiant as she was and full of might,~
111    38|         that obscured his sight,~Valiant Astolpho scaled, and now
112    39|         carnage fled.~A prisoner valiant Bucifar remained;~The town
113    39|         often has been said.~The valiant Olivier was of the set,~
114    39|      transfixed with pity, cried~Valiant Astolpho -- bathed with
115    39|          side,~And afterwards to valiant Olivier;~"Behold Orlando!"
116    39|       might air receive.~ ~ LVII~Valiant Astolpho had prepared the
117    40|    aggrieved.~But turn me to the valiant paladine,~Who, before other
118    40|       Not therefore blenched the valiant cavalier,~Nor thought he
119    40|       fury shreds and shears the valiant knight.~Now springs on these,
120    40|       worthy of the twain,~Those valiant kings embraced upon the
121    40|        So pleasing to Anglante's valiant peer,~To the herald he was
122    40|        Dudon, the Danish Ogier's valiant son:~He from Rogero claimed
123    41|     other feat exprest,~Rogero's valiant mind and courteous lore~
124    41|         knowing them, Anglantes' valiant knight~So highly rated not
125    41|     plate and chain,~Wherein the valiant warrior should be drest,~
126    41|         both there and here.~The valiant Brandimart resorts that
127    41|        and Marphisa hence, those valiant two,~With fire and sword
128    41|     smites; but vain~Against the valiant count is every blow;~To
129    41|       Sericana's pride,~Desirous valiant Brandimart to aid,~Even
130    41|         and beneath him lies~His valiant master, nor his foot can
131    42| accompany;~But he refuses either valiant friend:~From Paris he departs,
132    44|      Therein arrives King Otho's valiant son.~To Paris thence: where
133    45|          that lord;~And made the valiant Child, who had no dread~
134    46|        hope repayed,~Seeing that valiant warrior, and fall down~Before
135    46|          appeared.~ ~ C~Who is a valiant knight, is here descried;~