Canto

 1     1|        royal maid.~ ~ XXII~Oh! goodly truth in cavaliers of old!~
 2     1|  perjured Moor,~Why grieve the goodly helmet to resign,~Which,
 3     2|       saw a dwarf guide two of goodly strain;~Whose coming added
 4     2|          LV~"Well covered in a goodly silken case,~He, the celestial
 5     2|   captain's hand.~ ~ LXIV~This goodly town, with many miles of
 6     3|     beautifies her streets and goodly squares;~ ~ XLIX~"Not that
 7     4|        to Mount Alban's peer~A goodly welcome in their house accord;~
 8     5|      did before; meanwhile the goodly vest~Was in the moonlight
 9     7|       ascended,~Girt with that goodly squadron, in a gay~And airy
10    10|        Never in any place such goodly tree~Is grown, except within
11    10|      marching by,~Divided into goodly bands, were led~Before Rinaldo,
12    10|   fabulous Hibernia, where~The goodly, sainted elder made the
13    12|     night.~ ~ LXI~When in this goodly casque he was arrayed,~He
14    13|        benefits could bind~And goodly deeds the friendship of
15    13|    true, --~As well as of that goodly sable weed.~You verily arrived
16    13|       shall prize the virtues' goodly train,~And widest ope the
17    13|   election, she~Shall with the goodly race of princes swell,~Alphonso,
18    15|     Another gift, which in its goodly feats~All other gifts excelled,
19    15|       in history,~Of all whose goodly deeds are heard or read.~
20    15|     mighty worth, and make him goodly cheer.~ ~  LXIII~Then Cairo
21    15|      in mid-way to meet.~Their goodly steeds they quit, there
22    17|       erst mistreated thus the goodly gear,~That lay the way the
23    19| between two mountains hoar,~In goodly cabin, in the greenwood
24    19|        your honour boots, what goodly fee~Remunerates ye both,
25    19|   little to remain,~Until some goodly ship should make her boun~
26    19|      Excelling all the rest in goodly cheer.~ ~ LXXIX~On a large
27    20|    Phalantus' service by their goodly pay~Purchased (so hight
28    20|   fight,~Her champion from his goodly courser fell.~-- In silence
29    20|      And took away as well the goodly steed~Which her had thither
30    20|       And she to her Zerbino's goodly cheer~And gentle features
31    21|      to do by many a one,~That goodly doctor by himself has done;~ ~
32    22|        has seen not. These the goodly crew:~Guido the savage,
33    22|        new sell~And cloth, the goodly steed!" Rogero said,~"Behold
34    24|     perpends~How foully such a goodly friendship ends.~ ~ XXIX~
35    24|        maintained descries~The goodly sword of the unhappy count,~
36    25|       for his pain,~Favour and goodly guerdon to obtain.~ ~ LIII~"
37    25|      make to us such court and goodly cheer,~As men to queen or
38    26|    wrested from her hands that goodly horse.~ ~ LXII~Richardet (
39    26|        same time, strained his goodly sword;~And better braced
40    27|      added) "while he kept the goodly blade."~ ~ LVII~Saying the
41    27|    sword before thou rear~That goodly blade against King Rodomont.~
42    27|       title to that shield and goodly glaive";~ ~ LXIII~And over
43    27|    Concede the Trojan Hector's goodly blade~To Mandricardo, solely
44    27|      To warlike Rodomont, with goodly cheer~And kindlier mien,
45    29|      And, though he might that goodly kernel shell,~The paynim
46    30|        anxiously attends~Those goodly champions' contest for the
47    30|   steed,~Well knowing how that goodly gift would please.~No more
48    31|    warrior cried:~"Sir, to the goodly courser whom ye slew,~Because,
49    31|        his side,~Consigned the goodly steed Baiardo's rein,~And
50    31|    From his attendant squire a goodly steed,~With sumptuous housings
51    31|      if anew~The infidels that goodly blade should sway.~Good
52    31|        since of Milo's son~The goodly sword was to his girdle
53    33|    reigns.~ ~ XX~"You see, her goodly pastor to sustain,~Another
54    33|      That ancient rival of his goodly reign;~At his return declares
55    33|           XLVIII~"This is that goodly knight, whose praise you
56    33|    lonely well,~Had tied their goodly coursers by the rein.~I
57    33|         Till they regained the goodly horse, agreed,~Saved from
58    34|      from claws and stench our goodly fare,~And cleanse and glad
59    34|        the rein,~Have left his goodly task, so prompt to ire;~
60    34|        steed~Sufficiently with goodly forage cheer.~Astolpho they
61    34|       mortal eye.~ ~ LXIX~Four goodly coursers next, and redder
62    35|      pagan arms him, girds his goodly brand,~And takes upon the
63    35|        her to slay,~Unless her goodly courser and her mail,~As
64    35|     render to that knight this goodly horse,~Whence the proud
65    37|     prosper in the exercise~Of goodly labours, aye your way pursue;~
66    37|        Of fire and sword, such goodly rhymes hath strown,~As may
67    37|       precious jewels and with goodly gear;~Where her lord's tomb,
68    38|      martial prowess, tried by goodly test,~When they with girding
69    38|       from the day~He lost his goodly steed afoot had fared,~Made
70    39|      The duke Astolpho and the goodly throng,~That in discourse
71    40|         Who of his faith gives goodly warrant; they~Defy Orlando,
72    40|    armour seeks the knight~And goodly swords and lances, far and
73    41|   Against the day of fight, in goodly gear~And new, those warriors
74    41|        since on that stone~The goodly friar had fixed his quiet
75    41|    guides Frontino's rein,~The goodly courser, erst Rogero's steed,~
76    41|       in mid field, espied~The goodly horse, which had Sobrino
77    41|       in the warrior's rear.~A goodly horse the Christian champion
78    42|        ever blazes bright;~And goodly buckler, tempered corslet
79    43|    thou remind!'~This seemed a goodly bargain to her lord;~Nor
80    43|       she wend to France, with goodly rent~Would gift, and Galerana'
81    45|    youthful son;~Who with such goodly following as might square~
82    45|     Which seemed to please the goodly courser best.~ ~ LXXXVI~
83    46|      Melissa generous wine and goodly cheer~Thither bade carry,
84    46|        futurity, she knew~What goodly fruit should from their
85    46|    hangings had she wrought in goodly show.~Much prized that gift,
86    46|     Clad was the king in other goodly mail;~Yet not like that