Canto

  1     2|        through sore dismay,~And deemed that little time was left
  2     2|         LX~And, after, when she deemed that all was clear,~Cried
  3     3|      inhuman lord,~Who shall be deemed by men a child of hell.~
  4     4|       purpose, wore;~Because he deemed she was no less to be~Mastered
  5     5|       by a false report abused,~Deemed by Geneura's fault his brother
  6     5|        there, of all assembled, deemed~It marvel, if the knight
  7     6|       Alcina's will,~And fondly deemed my happiness secure,~From
  8     7|      feet have laid,~If she had deemed they could Rogero aid.~ ~
  9     7|     seemed to sight,~As was she deemed, the necromancer wise,~Who
 10     7|     near,~Thou justly should be deemed without a peer?~ ~ LIX~"
 11     8| youthful peer;~But good Melissa deemed that nought was done~Save
 12     8|     whether false or true,~I am deemed beauteous, and am young
 13    10|       And he to talk his palate deemed would be,~For other's sake,
 14    10|         Rogero have some statue deemed~Of alabaster made, or marble
 15    11|         with rest~And food, she deemed her course she might renew;~
 16    11|         worth, the foolish race~Deemed that he would have short
 17    12|         her project ceased;~And deemed, without more debt to count
 18    12|     vaunt, and whom you distant deemed: now see~If you can take
 19    12|       the king of Circassy,~Who deemed Angelica not far before,~
 20    12|       Along the way by which he deemed that she~Had disappeared;
 21    12|       casque he was arrayed,~He deemed nought wanting to his full
 22    13|        and the ungrateful wight~Deemed that the thought he harboured
 23    14|      but certain, of his prize,~Deemed that the lovely damsel would
 24    14|        wrath to kill~Us who are deemed thy friends, the paynim
 25    16|     lover of that lady gay;~But deemed to excuse himself sufficient
 26    16|       out.~The courser, who had deemed that all the day~He must
 27    16|        Though ill had they been deemed of much avail.~Ill harnessed,
 28    17|        scorned, whom he Martano deemed.~ ~ ~ I~God, outraged by
 29    17|         noisome lore;~And be it deemed that I have said enow,~For
 30    17|   cavaliers together spent,~Who deemed that Love and Pity's mickle
 31    17|          like one discreet;~And deemed it best for them at once
 32    17|      him I worthy of my company~Deemed, by his warlike semblance
 33    18|         evil woman's treachery,~Deemed Gryphon murdered by the
 34    18|         good Rinaldo spied;~And deemed him bold, and of a valiant
 35    18|           CLVIII~That king, who deemed himself in desperate case,~
 36    19|     truth, her will to satisfy,~Deemed 'twas no time to wait till
 37    19|       other side~With hers, who deemed that safer was the shore~
 38    19|     death."~ ~ LXIX~At what she deemed the cavaliers would start,~
 39    19|   vantage in disdain:~Better he deemed the law were disobeyed,~
 40    23|       are pure.~ ~ III~Pinnabel deemed he to an end had brought,~
 41    23|      Orlando him, by his reply,~Deemed innocent, and wrongly doomed
 42    24|       damsel Isabella knew;~And deemed he was her lover and her
 43    24|         of that traitor fell,~I deemed thou never more should'st
 44    24|        Next, 'twere far better, deemed the cavalier,~If to the
 45    24|        champions interpose,~Nor deemed his orders an assurance
 46    26|     ruined all:~They of Maganza deemed themselves betrayed~By the
 47    26|         Rogero fixed her sight,~Deemed him unparalleled; and in
 48    26|          Perhaps Bellona he had deemed the maid,~If for a woman
 49    26|         Nor would endure -- and deemed a crying wrong,~That any
 50    27|       obeyed;~For sure he never deemed they should be borne,~Where
 51    27|         or to Brava brought,~He deemed the Count enjoyed in mirth
 52    27| returning to waylay;~Because he deemed he could not rove at large~
 53    27|        paid;~And, in his anger, deemed himself deceived~By the
 54    27|      honour touched the monarch deemed,~So that his visage reddened
 55    27|        of his spouse,~And if he deemed her faithful to her vows.~ ~
 56    28|       he was, and so by all was deemed,~But far more beauteous
 57    28|       VIII~"Impossible Astolpho deemed the thing,~Who hitherto
 58    28|        sore dismay,~Her husband deemed that in his arms would die~
 59    28|      bring~One that was fairest deemed in every eye,~Who must appear
 60    28|        may believe he shameless deemed that act,~Without my swearing
 61    28|         sudden and unsound;~Nor deemed her less to blame than those
 62    29|     sober use deserving censure deemed.~So fast their cups with
 63    30|  monarch's prayer:~Since either deemed he would be foully shent~
 64    31|       sight~All like his father deemed the stranger knight.~ ~
 65    31|         May'st live, if life be deemed so passing dear;~But live
 66    32|        were foundered one while deemed;~Then that his wheels were
 67    32|        so pious and so faithful deemed.~What foul and felon act,
 68    32|     that it be~Bestowed on him, deemed boldest of the bold,~Amid
 69    33| champions' fight.~ ~  LXXXVI~So deemed Rinaldo too: and contest
 70    34|        Otho's valiant son:~Then deemed that duke it was a spirit,
 71    34|        out the way:~He, when he deemed he had deserved such gain,~
 72    34|        Wherewith he should have deemed himself appaid:~But since,
 73    34|  mischief fall:~Through me, all deemed his friends by him are shent,~
 74    34|      region at his leisure;~And deemed -- compared with this --
 75    36|    strange knight to speed;~Nor deemed the youth pursued in love;
 76    36|     descended from the sky,~She deemed Rogero, for his strength
 77    37|      felt such amorous rage,~He deemed, save he enjoyed her, he
 78    37|  enjoyed her, he should die;~He deemed that, when the lady should
 79    38|         him from his blade.~Nor deemed the Child could equal him
 80    38|    strikes his blow,~That he is deemed less vigorous than his foe.~ ~
 81    39|       Danish lord~Deferred, who deemed his voyage well delayed,~
 82    39|        lord;~And she, so gentle deemed, so fair whilere,~And by
 83    39|     king of Spain;~Who, for the deemed the land unsafe, aboard~
 84    41| grateful thanks o'erflowed;~And deemed, and often afterwards so
 85    41|         and Olivier;~Who may be deemed well matched in warlike
 86    42|         to be wooed,~The damsel deemed by pilgrimage so wide~Her
 87    42|      eyed Montalban's lord,~Had deemed him more disposed to weep
 88    43|         faithful, modest may be deemed by you:~But is she never
 89    43|         at his oar;~And, for he deemed he fully understood~The
 90    43|       and less hard to abide~He deemed a woe which caused such
 91    43|       Ten, twenty ducats' value deemed the crone.~She bore the
 92    43|      how fair:~That, which thou deemed so fair, my master's home,~
 93    43|        to Argia made.~A fool he deemed the woman and possest,~Who
 94    43|   descries,~Of doctor, that was deemed so passing wise,~Springs
 95    44|      prest,~And happy those are deemed, that nearest stand;~More
 96    44|          disturbed in mind,~And deemed the knight of the unicorn
 97    45|        deed been done;~For many deemed he had cause to have repaid~
 98    45|         who~Afterwards bore it, deemed that not to spell,~But simply
 99    45|        smite --~Smote, where he deemed least evil would betide.~
100    45|        Which sealed already Leo deemed to be;~And yet, in spite
101    46|        of iron or of stone;~Who deemed, unless he now his lips
102    46|         I should with reason be~Deemed most ungrateful amid ingrate
103    46|         would do.~No longer Leo deemed it time to feign;~And from
104    46|        cavalier.~ ~ CXII~So him deemed all the rabble; and so most~
105    46|      others' beat:~Not that she deemed the Saracen in might,~Or
106    46|         s sword~Gave him, 'twas deemed, advantage in the fray.~