Canto

 1     1|       herbage form a bed;~And to delay and rest the traveller woo.~'
 2     1|      shall relate to you without delay:~Know that you were in combat
 3     2|         For safety, without more delay forestalls;~And plans an
 4     2|      grant the valiant envoy for delay.~ ~ XXVII~Rinaldo never
 5     4|        the roe;~She without more delay from ambush sprung,~As he
 6     4|          blood the green.~She to delay her death awhile essayed,~
 7     5|       shall witness without more delay;~In having seen too much,
 8     5|       that she (he will not long delay~To seek her there) till
 9     6|       arms of gold: but I awhile delay~Till other strain the issue
10     7|        now come she need no more delay,~Since all was hushed within
11     8|       the rabble, who his course delay;~And in the animals' or
12     8|       made answer, that `without delay,~Taxed to the utmost of
13     8|      fall of eve his sally would delay.~Lest she should hinder
14     9|         while had made his guard delay~The knight with words, till
15    10|     wearied you;~So that I shall delay to other time,~When it may
16    11|           which still his course delay;~Who, whether blowing on
17    13|          the stranger champion I delay;~ ~ XLIII~And turn to her,
18    13|     Rogero should not his return delay,~Lies in Marseilles, from
19    13|        leave, till other strain, delay~The order of the muster
20    14|        penance undergo,~At least delay thy purpose to fulfil;~So
21    14|       from the monastery without delay,~Tempers his speed, and
22    15|        dames, because they would delay~The doleful fate which shortly
23    16|         the Scots behind:~So all delay the impatient peer molests.~
24    16|      this service prest;~For all delay might sore his work impede.~
25    17|        Norandine, the pastime to delay,~And to continue it till
26    18|       and year, your sentence to delay.~ ~ III~Had Norandine been
27    18|       But I will to another time delay,~What chanced on this occasion,
28    18|       besought the duke he would delay~To visit France and his
29    18|       will sometime their course delay,~Stagnant, and penned in
30    19|       schemes were marred by the delay~Of that sore weight upon
31    19|       Must help herself, nor yet delay the aid.~And she in truth,
32    19| two-thirds, their furious course delay.~This counsel boots, and
33    19|      thank thee for thy offer of delay,~But need not what thy courtesy
34    21|     Argaeus credits all, without delay~Arms him, and, breathing
35    22|        with our haste, which all delay,~All let forbids, that you
36    22|         ground, and short is the delay.~For they against each other,
37    22|         And thitherward, without delay, he hies~Where, when the
38    22|       they their journey~So long delay, retarded by that tourney.~ ~
39    23|       upon earth I make too long delay."~And opening to the dame
40    23|          LXVIII~And without more delay or scruple, prest~To cast
41    23|          be;~And I my story will delay to end,~Rather than by my
42    24|           had I made little more delay,~A grave would have required,
43    24|          head.~The king, without delay, avenged him well,~"Nor
44    24|         was raised, their strife delay.~ ~ CXIII~Intending, when
45    25|        left her not a moment for delay.~ ~ VII~Pursuing thence
46    25|        his falchion without more delay,~(His lance was broken at
47    25|          return after such short delay;~For, haply, thou imagined,
48    25|        discerns that every least delay~Will he dishonour. What
49    26|          can now but little more delay."~While thus they parley,
50    26|       And taxes Mandricardo with delay;~Crying, "If battle here
51    26|          XCVII~"Would you that I delay to prove by deed,~That you
52    26|       steed will grant, nor that delay;~King Mandricardo stirs,
53    28|        must back to Rome without delay;~But trust to overtake you
54    28|    counsel, nor his journey will delay:~Thence on their road, with
55    30|     months would they the strife delay,~Or more or less, till Charles
56    30|          quarrel short, and lest delay~Be further interposed, in
57    30|         much longer did the king delay,~Nigh every one of those
58    31|        their duel till such time delay~As slow Arcturus should
59    31|        of their cantonments will delay,~Till the third watch or
60    31|      venge upon the foe, by this delay:~His troops may rally quickly
61    31|        till another season shall delay.~ ~ ~
62    32|      Marphisa caused the youth's delay;~She bent to slay her, grieving
63    32|     employed and caused no small delay;~And so from subject I to
64    32|          vengeance for my wrongs delay.~ ~ XLI~"If of all human
65    32|        of love,~When, after long delay, the listener hears~The
66    34|      fearing failure, our design delay~In that we find too many
67    36|          standards seek, without delay,~Where, under separate flags,
68    36|         king; and had there been delay,~And he whilere had done
69    37|          my better leisure, will delay~Her every praise at length
70    37|       unreluctant heart;~But all delay and hindrance overbore.~
71    37|         ceased all hindrance and delay.~ ~ LXVIII~"On the fixt
72    37|          By mighty pain the long delay amend.~ ~ CVI~The rabble,
73    40|        gain intent,~Impatient of delay, nor heeding how~With pressing
74    42|          to kind accord,~Prythee delay not to declare, that I~In
75    42|       reply he craved some small delay,~And with fair hope consoled
76    42|    Counsels the paladin, without delay,~To take the road which
77    42|          will I signify; a short delay."~Wending together, they
78    42|        prayed,~That without more delay the cavalier~Would keep
79    43|        my will~My scheme without delay by thee be tried;~Go forth
80    43|         him will she surely, nor delay)~And bids him cut her throat
81    44|          impatient at their long delay,~More than one message to
82    44|           But if he give without delay, as said,~His daughter to
83    45|        not therein his orders to delay,~They take the warrior of
84    45|      lies;~Who can no longer her delay excuse,~Nor Leo for her
85    46|        Remains, let me my course delay no more;~And turning to
86    46|     which cut the thread~Of more delay and of all further truce:~
87    46|          might have died, by his delay~That impious Saracen forthwith