Canto

  1     1|           to his hopes the battle went,~And his thinned squadrons
  2     1|        see,~He threw me here, and went but now his way:~Then tell
  3     2|           Might guide him whither went the gentle dame,~For whom,
  4     2|        evil mind~Revolving, as he went, some scheme or sleight~
  5     2|         meet the approaching lady went,~And showed the cave, and
  6     3|        first cavern disappearing, went.~Then Bradamant her eager
  7     4|           and eye.~Nor many paces went the pair, before~They at
  8     4|     Without a guide or company he went~Through that wide forest;
  9     5|        the palace bright;~Nor any went that way by day or night.~ ~
 10     5|  Ariodantes trembled, and a chill~Went through his inmost bones;
 11     5|            Said Polinesso) and so went his way.~Two nights were
 12     5|       said) `but go';~And thither went that baron silently,~And
 13     5|         through the gloomy forest went,~The worthy guerdon of a
 14     5|       close concealed the warrior went;~Not, since he had been
 15     5|           warrior half his weapon went.~ ~ LXXXIX~Him, through
 16     6|        her fault's due punishment went free.~She, satiate of the
 17     6|         miles, without repose, he went,~And still, at speed, in
 18     6|           the friends with whom I went.~ ~ XXXIX~"She came towards
 19     7|        somedeal ill to beat, they went.~Besides that strait and
 20     8|           With this good squadron went the desperate fay,~And darked
 21     8|         Wisdom and wit: if now he went away~And took no leave,
 22     8| commandment) by the way most near~Went straight towards the foe:
 23     9|     Bireno in Biscay (the tidings went)~For Holland had equipt
 24     9|         slain.~ ~ LIV~"Warrior to went with me, I in my need,~When
 25     9|     whizzing through the skies it went;~But smote not, to the assassin'
 26     9|      together with large company,~Went where Olympia in her vessel
 27    10|     pleasant place, repaired, and went to bed.~The others of their
 28    12|           dragons, in her chariot went,~Searching the forest, hill,
 29    12|         to battle either champion went,~Less for necessity than
 30    12|          without a word to either went,~And from the scene of strife
 31    12|           upon the left the count~Went off, pursuing the Circassian'
 32    12|       flash of lightning came and went:~For her he searches every
 33    12|            Who, as his usage was, went seeking her,~By whom he
 34    14|        wore;~Who answered that he went without a crest,~And sable
 35    14|          next the hostile paynims went to find,~And with I know
 36    14|       where the river entered and went out,~Had thickest chains
 37    15|           letter by a thread.~She went to Cairo; and, to scatter
 38    15|          through all the churches went;~Which now, to our eternal
 39    16|           fair pomp and semblance went~Towards Damascus, to a tournament.~ ~
 40    16|        were they than those which went before,~For captain, armour,
 41    16|           Though from the mark it went somedeal astray;~The falchion
 42    17|       knight the arms in which he went;~Hence by the kindly monarch
 43    17|    whether with a slower gait she went~Than might like the pretended
 44    17|     survey;~What time he grieving went afield before~The issuing
 45    17|        good and pleasant lodgings went;~And, as the ensuing morning
 46    17|          himself in, undrest, and went to bed.~ ~ CIX~No sooner
 47    18|            the danger to affront,~Went Namus, Oliver, the Danish
 48    18|    Agramant's besieging band.~She went that evening from the abbey
 49    18|         little way to fare.~Pride went with her; but, that in hall
 50    18|     XXVIII~The implacable Discord went, and with the dame,~(Companion
 51    18|        troops anew: some warriors went~To strengthen feeble posts
 52    18|       dread,~Encountered, that it went through either side:~And
 53    18|       Oliver to seek their foemen went:~With many of his vassals
 54    18|        way~(Medoro following him) went Cloridane~Where, in the
 55    20|           ill, if they as harlots went~About the world, -- beggars
 56    20|         that of him to Alexandria went~Tidings as of a precious
 57    20|        scape from slavery, so she went with me;~And that, without
 58    20|          the other gate Sir Guido went,~Hurrying his band, but,
 59    21|     XXXVII~"Said he would go; and went. Thus each who spies~His
 60    21|        day,~Unseen of any, always went his way.~ ~ XXXVIII~"He
 61    21|       have slain her in his wrath went near,~And long be doubted,
 62    21|          old woman in his escort, went,~And inly cursed her all
 63    22|        day, as with the count she went,~I know not whither, by
 64    23|         questioned witherward she went.~ ~ XXXIII~At noon of day,
 65    23|            at full soar, even now went up the sky:~Nor long had
 66    23|          s right cheek the weapon went:~It failed indeed his tempered
 67    24|        the next, bigger than what went before,~And bigger than
 68    24|     company with that curst woman went.~What these befel Sir Turpin
 69    24|          in afflicted plight;~And went about, collecting from the
 70    24|      saddle-bow, through cuirass, went.~ ~ LXV~And, but that somewhat
 71    24|      remnants of his vital sprite~Went on collecting, as these
 72    25|          parting sister, when she went;~And gilded housings, and
 73    25|     Flordespine;~Whither together went (as told whilere)~To succour
 74    25|      warriors halted where~A path went through the uncultivated
 75    26|     weapons at the rest to pieces went;~Yet neither of those warriors, '
 76    27|      speedily to take her bellows went,~And, adding food to what
 77    27|         brand,~With which Orlando went adorned of yore.~When Durindana
 78    27|       that fellowship in which we went,~(As thou hast said) together,
 79    29|         upon his purpose, forward went.~"This madman must I school,"
 80    29|         heels, she with her rider went:~Nor harmed was he, nor
 81    29|         he stopt, and ever onward went.~ ~ LXXIII~As much, or little
 82    30|       should die if you before me went."~ ~ XXXVII~Accompanying
 83    30|          Rogero was the first who went to ground,~And so much longer
 84    31|           brittle glass to pieces went,~But not an inch the champions
 85    31|           wings, towards Arles he went,~By roads which offered
 86    32|      which she oft to meet Rogero went,~Hears tidings, that of
 87    33|         host against the mountain went,~Where Egypt's mighty river
 88    34|        with intention to Alcestes went;~To bid him take what portion
 89    34|           stealing divers odours, went;~And made of those mixt
 90    34|         speech among the brethren went,~He never should see death,
 91    35|       your bright eyes the weapon went,~That pierced my heart,
 92    35|         courser left,~And lightly went his way, of arms bereft.~ ~
 93    37|          will explain.'~The woman went her ways, the potion made,~
 94    39|        That every time the weapon went to ground,~Some warrior,
 95    39|        many vessels to the bottom went;~Then, taxing wits and hands,
 96    40|       perils they were compassed, went~Protected by the sheltering
 97    40|      Mosque, portico, and palace, went to ground;~And spoiled and
 98    41|           s land;~And, as the sea went down and the wind died,~
 99    42|         He in the end to Malagigi went,~Who in his need had often
100    43|        was the city, when to ruin went~Walls founded by the Agenorean
101    43|         wealthy boon,~Nature that went with graceful form supplied;~
102    43|     Through bones and veins there went a deadly chill;~My tongue
103    43|           little she delayed;~And went so far away, no further
104    43|           returns, from whence he went his way.~ ~ LXXXII~"My city,
105    43|          a snake,~Upon all others went the fairy drest~In whatsoever
106    43|      serving man to call his lady went~Prepared his lord's command
107    43|  Dommogire, thy fair domain,~Thus went I; me thus welcome dost
108    43|          his invital, to Girgenti went,~-- The shore with torches
109    43|       with more~Profit to others, went to death of yore."~ ~ CLXXV~
110    43|         backed, the portly steeds~Went, sweeping wide the ground
111    45|        where~The warrior, when he went, his steps had sped;~Because,
112    45|        hackney, hurrying sore, he went~Where Leo him awaited in
113    45|       young Leo's to his lodgings went;~When it was midnight, armed
114    46|      still returning as the other went.~ ~ XXI~A prey to deep and
115    46|         And afterwards, in person went in vain,~To find the warrior
116    46|        thee to death from court I went.~ ~ XXXV~"Because I would
117    46|          haste, the happy tidings went.~Hence the warm blood, that
118    46|          against their foes,~Will went to Bulgary when three months
119    46|    Turkish, from Venetian harbour went;~Scatters and overthrows