Canto

  1     2|       hand.~ ~ LXIV~This goodly town, with many miles of plain,~
  2     3|      Another Azo rules Verona's town,~With its fair fields; and
  3     3|     main:~ ~ XLI~"And that fair town, whose produce is the rose,~
  4     3|       feel,~Than if their noble town, for its protection,~Were
  5     3|      dearly pay;~His crime, the town retrieved, and victor slain:~
  6     4|   daughter's name,~Proclaims by town and city, that the knight~
  7     5|       king has made proclaim by town and tower,~(For he believes
  8     5|      LXXVI~And for St. Andrew's town, with eager speed,~Where
  9     6|      eye~Which girds a spacious town within its bound;~It seems
 10     8|         on his way to Berwick's town,~And was observed to weep
 11     8|    human haunts,~Farm-house and town, with their inhabitants:~ ~
 12     9|          to its farthest little town.~Roves from Provence to
 13     9|   protest are alike in vain;~My town and me, with Friesland's
 14    10|       host was made without the town,~And of a knight the occasion
 15    10|        Dorset and Southampton's town,~Are earls; this bears a
 16    12|       journey was to be~Through town and city, scattered far
 17    12|       far away,~All lodged nigh town or hamlet on the plain.~
 18    13|         spreading rumour to our town,~To joust, from different
 19    13|       green fields, our wealthy town beside,~I had a garden,
 20    13|     party, wends his way~To the town, hidden by the wooded hill,~
 21    13|        other age~Shall gild the town, of Ocnus' mother hight,~
 22    14|        with frequent blows, the town affray;~And in the crowded
 23    14|     without the moat.~ ~ CV~The town, whose walls for miles in
 24    14|         paynims that assail~The town, should pay their daring
 25    15|     their gore.~Him to bestow a town, -- a realm -- I see,~Upon
 26    15|         news, another from that town was sped~(Such is the usage
 27    15|       nature,~That thou mightst town and city search outright,~
 28    16|      rend from wall of battered town~What, at a single pull,
 29    16|        will, that while through town and tower~The furious Rodomont
 30    16|      Calamidor, of Barcellona's town,~Leaving their standards,
 31    16|      aught discerns.~He, in the town, receives the British band,~
 32    16|  Destroys and ruins the unhappy town.~Turn, and the curling wreaths
 33    17|         in Rhodes, by tower and town,~Which in near Egypt, Turkey,
 34    17|         strain~Assemble all the town within the square;~And now,
 35    18|      Than if the soldan had the town assaulted.~The sound of
 36    18|          Had lodged them in the town short time before.~ ~ XI~
 37    18|       turned, and saw the royal town appear,~-- To have traversed
 38    18|       knight resort~Towards the town, and lodge him in his court.~ ~
 39    18|  Damascus' lofty piles,~Them by town, street, or farm, behind
 40    18|      returns no more within the town,~But camps without the city,
 41    19|         Valencia or Barcelona's town~The couple thought a little
 42    19|         sally from the puissant town in sight,~With armed barks,
 43    19|         In guise of theatre the town extended~About it, and a
 44    19|  According to the custom of the town,~-- One of two evils they
 45    20|      Who to all quarters of the town sets fire,~Then roving singly
 46    20|         ten years hostility~The town endured, ten weary years
 47    20|  defence prepare;~Then give the town to fire, and on their bed~
 48    20|         nigh unpeopled the wide town remained.~ ~ XCV~Marphisa,
 49    20|         duke within and out the town had bear~From the surrounding
 50    21|        forest hoar,~Remote from town and hamlet, as if plighted~
 51    22|         This very day, within a town hard by.~ ~ XXXIX~"Loving
 52    23|       prest.~ ~ XLIV~A spacious town, which Altaripa hight,~Journeying
 53    23|       proclaim they through the town declare;~Till this the wicked
 54    23|        Zerbino lay,~For all the town is risen, the father sends.~
 55    23|     night and day:~He fled from town, in forest harbouring,~And
 56    24|        chest of wood,~Made in a town by the way-side; and which~
 57    25|         was broken at the other town),~And, though the unarmed
 58    25|        hill the stubborn key;~A town, called Agrismonte, crowned
 59    25|   conveyed~'Twixt Bayonne and a town of his, will sell~To him,
 60    27|      rove at large~Without that Town, but on some special charge.~ ~
 61    28|       steps addrest,~Woe to the town, surnamed of horns, had
 62    28|     that his enemies are in the town.~From others hope is none;
 63    30|         a third of that unhappy town.~ ~ X~Departing thence,
 64    30|      flees~To Zizera, a seaward town, whose site~Is in Gibraltar'
 65    33|    royal castle and the crowded town;~The bugle ever pealing,
 66    34|     twelvemonth left us neither town,~Not tower, save one, where
 67    34|         O'erturned, here ruined town and castle lies,~With all
 68    35|       is now a small and humble town.~Before it runs the Po,
 69    35|        afterwards arriving in a town,~At eve, which on the road
 70    37|   Statute that maid does in the town obtain,~And Marganor is
 71    37|       earth had laid,~How, in a town not far remote -- replied --~
 72    37|         sort.~A statute for his town next made the peer:~Of fouler
 73    37|        and from thence espied~A town with many houses, large
 74    37|          XCIX~As soon as in the town that cavalcade~Arrived,
 75    37|       plain, or castle from the town,~Others to sheltering church
 76    37|       her was cast.~To burn the town 'twas afterwards designed,~
 77    37|        And, with what means the town supplies, adorn.~Drusilla'
 78    37|        place.~ ~ CXX~Within the town the troop set up their rest,~
 79    38|          Agramant had intrusted town and tower,~Till his return,
 80    39| Meanwhile Astolpho in Biserta's town~Having with numerous host
 81    39|  Marsilius too is fled into the town:~So has that monarch holy
 82    39|   valiant Bucifar remained;~The town in safety King Branzardo
 83    39|         want of ramparts is the town;~And these could ill be
 84    39|       order taken to attack the town~Of huge Biserta, when, and
 85    39|    Makes for Valentia; where he town and tower~Begins to fortify
 86    40|         furious force Biserta's town.~ ~ XV~Washed by the sea,
 87    40|       Of other bulwarks was the town nigh bare;~For since Branzardo
 88    40|       he was a mark for all the town.~Of many prayed, the warrior
 89    40|        sumptuous and triumphant town,~Which of all Africk wore
 90    40|        in that cruel strife his town had sped,~He thought of
 91    40|      not to repossess Biserta's town --~Gradasso should for him
 92    41|         battle fight;~And every town -- restored to his command --~
 93    42|    rolling years, shall on that town bestow.~ ~ LXXXV~The pair
 94    43|       the walls which that fair town enclose,~-- The fishy flat
 95    43|      alone;~And be the bruit in town and village spread~That
 96    43|         Rinaldo.~ ~ LV~"O happy town! whereof" (the warrior cried)~"
 97    43|        to that isle~Nearest the town; and, though it not to view~(
 98    43|     then: "Erewhile was of this town~One Anselm, that of worthy
 99    43|      she would dwell not in the town;~But would a farm of his
100    43|       Mantua from me the rising town was named.~ ~ XCVIII~" `
101    43|       farm to find,~Without the town; nor will I say behind.'~ ~
102    43|          some there demand;~Nor town unsearched is left in Lombardy.~
103    43|         provide;~While the fair town, upon the left, from sight~
104    43| servants wend to the demolished town,~There hide the bones of
105    43|   nobles, who from neighbouring town,~At his invital, to Girgenti
106    43|         from the poorest of the town;~And in one fashion equally
107    44|        Constantine to have that town was bent~Anew, late won
108    44|       shone forth the moon:~But town or village found the warrior
109    45|          his sister's husband's town,~Father of him, whose arms
110    45|         Belgrade, and tower and town~Throughout the Bulgars'
111    45|     LXII~Leo will enter not the town; but nigh~Pitches his broad
112    45|     layeth siege to well-walled town,~And flanked about with
113    45|     through hamlet, and through town,~He sends to seek Rogero,
114    46|       Which Lombardy and Tuscan town supply.~The cavalier amid
115    46|     tost,~And much of that fair town to ruin brought;~Whose signs