Canto

 1     1|      with his youthful rage and furious heat,~Who on king Charles',
 2     1|         flew with better speed.~Furious, in chase of him, Rinaldo
 3     1|  strange and crooked paths with furious flight;~And at each shadow,
 4     1|        mile, or little less, in furious heat,~Ere the foiled Saracen
 5     1|       the bush and stream, with furious force~And whatsoever else
 6     1|        nigh:~And from afar that furious cavalier~Threats the bold
 7     2|         and flings.~And now the furious Saracen distressed,~Sees '
 8     2|     they play;~Or rise upon the furious stroke, and carry~Their
 9     2|        When lo! a messenger, in furious course,~Called to the dame
10     4|         drives with threats and furious cries.~ ~ LXXI~The ruffians
11     5|        Perils his person in the furious fight.~To injured innocence
12     9|   changed its tune,~So loud and furious through the other four;~
13    10|        sea was battle, fell~And furious, waged on part of either
14    10|    pinions on the sea below,~In furious heat, deserts his sure regale~
15    11|    Desire, or turn him from his furious course,~When pleasure is
16    11|        Twixt tree and tree, two furious champions found,~Waging
17    12|   fierce, disdainful glance and furious cheer;~And him esteems a
18    12|        when before they came at furious rate,~They hoped to swallow
19    14|      single Roland slain;~Hence furious Mandricardo, full of wonder~
20    14|       sore,~Nor can contain his furious spirit more.~ ~  CIX~As
21    14|         Perishing through their furious leader's blame,~Was heard,
22    15|      the white~Were pleased the furious battle to defer,~Till a
23    15|   re-unite,~And but return more furious to the fight.~ ~  LXXIX~
24    16|      wide,~This ill appears his furious hate to slake:~Where'er
25    16|      through town and tower~The furious Rodomont such ruin spread,~
26    17|         Has given that wand and furious name to bear;~That thou
27    17|       stops; and the issue of a furious fight,~Which had begun between
28    18|      way,~Hurrying in search of furious Rodomont,~Who did the monarch'
29    18|        loud threats of that all furious knight,~By whom he so was
30    18|         this by many, -- and in furious glow~Exclaimed; "Thou falsest
31    18|     ring~The occasion which the furious strife had wrought,~Himself
32    19|     sight his wrath refrain;~In furious heat, he springs upon Medore,~
33    19|        So, by two-thirds, their furious course delay.~This counsel
34    19|      see clear~Now to avoid the furious blows; when day~Was done,
35    20|      thought,~And Guido late so furious? -- of the two~Young sons
36    24|     canto said before,~Orlando, furious and insensate wight,~Having
37    24|        the circling blades, and furious blows,~With which no other
38    26|       falls the victim of those furious two,~Through belly and through
39    26|       bests trusts to plant the furious blow.~Vainly Sir Vivian'
40    26|      lacked support,~Athwart by furious Brigliador was plied;~On
41    26|         still screaming) such a furious course,~An arrow had not
42    26|          And thither, where the furious palfrey run,~Swiftly in
43    27|        sable grain,~So fast the furious wildfire darts, that eye~
44    27|        Rodomont and those other furious three,~Thank God that he
45    27|        and through~Those armies furious war blazed forth anew.~ ~
46    27|    surprise,~Not deeming him so furious and insane;~And, while he
47    27|      combat worst."~ ~ LXXV~The furious king of Argier, that in
48    27|      king, pursues~A fierce and furious quarrel for the steed.~Agramant,
49    27|         Moorish monarch; of the furious two,~He with grave voice
50    29|         chanced Orlando, in his furious mood,~Came thither where
51    29|          Between his teeth, the furious paynim cried.~And, shifting
52    29|        the knight,~Urged by the furious rage which him misguides:~
53    29|    those youths next sprang the furious knight.~With better luck
54    29|       fleet~Was by the madman's furious stroke laid low.~In the
55    29|         have crushed her in his furious way,~But that kind Fortune
56    30|         hurried on by blind and furious mood,~We with the tongue
57    31|        has so harassed with his furious blade,~He of its final issue
58    32|      covering cloud;~Albeit the furious rain beats fast and loud.~ ~
59    32|       flowing bridle, drove the furious dame,~Levelling against
60    32|     course addrest:~Whom from a furious giant, in her need,~Short
61    33|      right~Of Francis, from the furious German horde:~Lo! while
62    35|     spear,~And rode to meet the furious cavalier.~ ~ XLVIII~King
63    36|     courser leaps; possest~With furious anger and with fierce disdain,~
64    36|   mischief, fiercely closed the furious two:~But when that duel'
65    36|     Pitiless, and inflamed with furious heat,~Has not the courage,
66    36|      the sword had stopt,~Whose furious blow would his left arm
67    36|         lies~Beneath it, with a furious earthquake rock;~And from
68    36|         done;~How Agolant's two furious sons conveyed~Their mother,
69    37|     Traitor, stand off,' -- the furious lady said; --~ ~ LXXI~" `
70    37|         His friends against the furious fit make head,~At last,
71    38|    entrance breaks~The fell and furious Auster, when he wakes.~ ~
72    39|      way.~Flordelice viewed the furious man in front;~And cried
73    39|      grow,~Levels his club that furious paladin,~And makes fierce
74    39|         that fight,~He dealt so furious and so fell a wound,~With
75    39| embraced,~And with his foot the furious peer would throw:~Astolpho
76    39|     vent;~And more than all the furious fires offend,~Fires that
77    40|        When first the fleets in furious strife were blended;~But
78    40|       signal blown~Assault with furious force Biserta's town.~ ~
79    40|       heretofore,~Do fierce and furious battle on that part,~Which
80    40|      Nor in the shock of either furious band,~Had ever of his warlike
81    41|      the wind in fury blew.~The furious wind that with the dawning
82    41|           Agramant ended so his furious say;~-- His angry bosom
83    41|       buckler, to withstand~The furious fall of Falerina's brand.~ ~
84    41|         LXXVIII~Stunned by that furious stroke, he pressed the shore,~
85    41|       The warrior is not by the furious stroke,~Which opened plate
86    41|        unstained and sheen.~The furious stroke astounded Milo's
87    43|       foremost he to breast the furious tide~Of fearful battle;
88    43|      feel how heavy falls man's furious arm.~Happier it were to
89    43|         Stung by such blind and furious thoughts, returned~Anselmo
90    44|          These hopes a foul and furious wind anew~Far from the sheltering
91    45|     round them rave,~No more by furious sea is moved the rock,~Smote
92    46|       dawn till fall of day the furious fight;~And since by Bradamant