Canto

  1     1|        feebler aid,~To abate the cause of quarrel, seized the fair,~
  2     3|          He, thwarting with just cause their ill design,~Shall
  3     3|          tell hereafter with its cause;~But first shall break my
  4     4|        the maid,~Who, with small cause for fear, beheld him bring~
  5     4|          Where the poor damsel's cause is to be tried.~ ~ LXIX~
  6     5|         By cavalier, that in her cause appears,~Who may upon Lurcanio
  7     6|      eschew,~Fearing in wrongful cause the knight to meet --~Ariodantes (
  8     6|    cannot bear to see~Thus by my cause the royal damsel die;~My
  9     6|         and be it so!~And in the cause shall die: nor this would
 10     7|         For silence seldom was a cause for blame,~But oftener as
 11     7|        XLIX~Giving the ring, her cause she recommends~To her, and
 12    10|           Supt, unsuspecting any cause for dread.~Thence, with
 13    10|     tongue collected still fresh cause for blame.~Meanwhile, where
 14    10|          so dear.~Love, no light cause, incites the dame aggrieved,~
 15    14|          XXI~Thus, not without a cause, Brunello pined,~And showed
 16    14|          Where there is greatest cause for present fear.~ ~ CVII~
 17    17|       have been held beside. The cause which bred~The solemn usage
 18    17|        did deal,~Demosthenes his cause might well forego.~With
 19    17|       blame.~The boys might be a cause of greater fear,~For, joined
 20    18|         be brought,~By which new cause of strife should be supplied;~
 21    18|         is short;~-- A marsh the cause, -- and Nature certainly~
 22    18|          cannot tell thee what a cause of woe~It is to me, my lord
 23    19|        keeps aloof, explains the cause of fear,~And cries: "I liefer
 24    19|          try~Who in their common cause on listed ground,~Should
 25    19|          opposite;~Nor hast thou cause to laugh, as I conceive,~
 26    20|          Marphisa, for Gabrina's cause, in ire~Puts upon young
 27    20|        since it pleases you, the cause unfold.~ ~ X~"When, after
 28    20|     replied.~ ~ L~" `The leading cause, for which to entertain~
 29    20|           The aged harridan, for cause which I~To you shall in
 30    20|   concealed,~And only what would cause him grief revealed.~ ~ CXXXVIII~"
 31    21|          the other part,~Through cause of that despised and odious
 32    21|      woman's spite;~Whose wicked cause I know not why you own,~
 33    21|        livelong day,~That in her cause that baron he had shent.~
 34    22|         the knight.~ ~ XXIX~Good cause he had to love that Rabicane,~
 35    22|        fair salute, to show~What cause had made her eyes thus overflow.~ ~
 36    22|        Child replied;~And of the cause of her unhappy plight,~Him,
 37    22|        shall hear;~And shall the cause, if right or evil, scan,~
 38    22|         lap~His shield, the evil cause of that mishap.~ ~ LXXXVIII~
 39    23|        profusely flow,~As were a cause for wonderment, had more~
 40    23|          eyelid fall,~As if some cause of sorrow touched them all.~ ~
 41    23|          hurry thither, all, the cause to see.~-- But I have reached
 42    24|   recount his suit)~Him no light cause had stirred, but puissant
 43    24|          show,~Beseeches him the cause of this to read;~Who lets
 44    24|     excuse his shame,~This is no cause I should forego my claim.~ ~
 45    25|    afterwards explains~Fully the cause while he to death was led.~
 46    25|      till I of myself recite~The cause, which thither me anew conveyed:~
 47    26|    received her succour in their cause,~Whom certes they believed
 48    26|          the knight.~ ~ XIX~This cause made him who in his fury
 49    26|        never mightier, nor worse cause of woe.~That Python, oft
 50    26|     champions' company~Doralice, cause of all their discord, hies.~
 51    26|        own combat better were,~A cause of strife more fitting and
 52    27|       yield,~And we will try the cause in listed field.~ ~  LIX~"
 53    27|     contending warriors made~The cause of their so burning strife
 54    27|         royal mien inquired~What cause of strife such deadly discord
 55    27|      feud.~To unravel that first cause of enmity~The king began --
 56    27|         that lady to forego,~The cause of strife, in favour of
 57    27|     appear;~Nor for your conduct cause can I declare,~Save this
 58    28|       The courier added) and the cause declared:~ ~ IX~"Because
 59    28|      descry~Him so bested; worse cause for sorrowing~Was to that
 60    28|         air and mien~Some secret cause of grief had been the bane,~
 61    28|          Sad thoughts some newer cause of grief recall.~He here (
 62    28|         freely swore:~To him the cause Jocundo signified,~Why he
 63    28|      content,~Nor we in her find cause for jealousy;~And wherefore
 64    30|         captive by her hair,~You cause an evil with such mischief
 65    30|        united led,~This need not cause you matter for affright.~
 66    30|        be cast;~Him one or other cause so long detained,~The appointed
 67    31|       upon whom, with such small cause defied,~His faulchion he
 68    32|     bondage to detain.~Nor other cause for this can I suppose,~
 69    32|     knight believed,~Nor without cause believed the news he bore,~
 70    32|   departed:~Who gave yet greater cause of her to say,~That -- known
 71    32| suspicion,~"O lady, let it be no cause of blame,~That we observe
 72    32|        doom.~ ~ CII~"I, who this cause take on me to defend,~Say (
 73    34|          army lay,~Me, the first cause of all the mischief, sent.~
 74    34|     paradise!~Albeit nor you the cause of your design,~Nor you
 75    35|           Marvel not this should cause me sore despite,~And if
 76    35|         hear,~Muses, nor can the cause divine aright;~Save him,
 77    37|       more willingly~Life in the cause of virtue would lay down:~
 78    37|      among~The people, death can cause no worse affright;~In that,
 79    37|     wives had been;~This was the cause one spent his vital breath~
 80    37|        said --~That he the sex's cause would aye defend,~Foe to
 81    38|          from her side for other cause had gone,~Against that lady'
 82    38|         came;~For having no fair cause to quit his side,~He could
 83    38|        not so much, nay lighter, cause for boast.~ ~ LII~"I speak,
 84    38|         LXVI~In this accord like cause for pleasure find,~As well
 85    39|          twould cost our Moorish cause too dear.~Let sin of broken
 86    40|          that mighty slaughter's cause, is flown.~ ~ IX~Agramant
 87    40|     Hence shall he evermore have cause for fear.~For well the foeman
 88    40|         him consoled, and in his cause to fight,~Like courteous
 89    42|          bore,~For this no other cause occasion gave,~My lord,
 90    42|       stung~To ask that sorrow's cause, and the request~Was almost
 91    43|         his wife should know,~Is cause, by me no quiet will be
 92    43|         my woe~Esteeming her the cause, that dame so sore~I hated,
 93    43|          to behold such present, cause of pain,~Her own departure
 94    43|        That, through this city's cause, the truth to tell,~Hath
 95    43|        Yet she affords not other cause for care~But that she is
 96    43|         Is to inform thee of its cause withal)~Shalt know as well;
 97    43|      built, deem I,~Which little cause of boast affords to Spain~(
 98    44|   couched the spear,~And one the cause of royal Charles maintained:~
 99    44|     slight.~ ~ LXV~"Thou hast no cause, amid thy griefs, to fear~
100    44|           death less smart~Would cause that prince; and better
101    45|   thoughts to nurse,~But he, the cause, is even cause of worse.~ ~
102    45|       But he, the cause, is even cause of worse.~ ~ XXXII~"Love
103    45|     worse.~ ~ XXXII~"Love is the cause; that in my heart inlaid~
104    45|           For many deemed he had cause to have repaid~The Child
105    45|    courteous vein.~His journey's cause the Grecian prince displayed,~
106    45|        could reward, thou little cause" (he cried)~"Shouldst have
107    45|       valorous Marphisa's plea~A cause the alliance shall no further
108    45|          not therefore that your cause is gained.~ ~ CIX~"For granting
109    45|      party bends;~But wills that cause shall be by justice tried,~
110    46|        which torment~Love is the cause; but yet from nought appears~
111    46|     Child he cried,~"To tell the cause from whence thy sorrows
112    46|        from his woe,~So that the cause be known; nor he bereft~
113    46|         me is thy distrust great cause of woe,~That since thou
114    46|        the infidel,~They had new cause for grief in Bertolage~Slain