Canto

 1     1|      wanders wide, nor whither knows;~Then enters a deep wood,
 2     1|     LXXXI~She answers not, and knows not in her fear~What 'tis
 3     2|   elate.~Since of that line he knows the damsel gay,~Held in
 4     3|        LXXVI~The maid Brunello knows as soon as found~(So was
 5     3|         who is forewarned, and knows her ground,~Feigns too as
 6     4|    pray thee bring,~Who better knows than me the thief's retreat.~
 7     4|     quill.~And here the damsel knows 'tis time to slay~The wily
 8     4|   stripling sees her here, and knows~Alone she freed him from
 9     5|       could be done, God truly knows;~But with Geneura this produced
10     5|     wondering ears,~As that he knows, if succour be not brought~
11     5|         Vouches the false, and knows not 'tis a lie:~Since that
12     7|        the industrious painter knows,~With long and knotted tresses;
13     7|      with westering light.~She knows not what to think, nor whither
14    10|    heaven-high;~And the knight knows not if he swim, or soar~
15    11|       his heart is pierced, he knows not how.~ ~ LXVII~Olympia'
16    12|   there,~And calls for help he knows not whence nor where,~ ~
17    12|    well resolves.~ ~ XXVII~She knows not which with her will
18    12|        good intentions, as God knows, I wrought;~Though these
19    13|        Melissa all the secrets knows~Of the eternal gods who
20    13|    still encounter and confer)~Knows not Rogero, nor Rogero her.~ ~
21    14|       s inextricable chain.~He knows not if in heaven or earth
22    14|   himself a thrall to her,~(He knows not why) who was his prisoner.~ ~
23    16|      her scathe and shame;~And knows her lover has not force
24    17|     finds us in the stall,~And knows that he must supperless
25    17| passing little of its prisoner knows.~ ~ CXXXIV~The warrior's
26    18|     Dardinello, who his object knows,~Would fain the wish content;
27    18|       Nor how to act or answer knows the thief.~ ~ LXXXI~Aquilant
28    18|     with him in the square:~He knows him here and greets; next
29    19|        Cloridan who to aid him knows not how,~And with Medoro
30    19|    fight.~What time the patron knows not what command~To give,
31    19|       thee and thy company,~HE knows, by whom all hidden things
32    20|       she applies;~And he, who knows that there is no retreat,~
33    22|     the treacherous churl; nor knows~Where he can have secreted
34    24|    looking either in the face,~Knows one Corebo of Biscay to
35    24|    pitying maid would try,~But knows not what to do, not what
36    24|     Moorish messenger not only knows,~By ensigns and by vest,
37    25|        not see me until Heaven knows when.~ ~  LIX~" `The reason
38    25|        behoves; and, though~He knows not how his letter he shall
39    26|      XXIII~Good Turpin, he who knows that he tells true,~And
40    26|    blow.~ ~  XCIV~Add, that he knows Rogero is the peer~Who him
41    27|     seems a whit more gay:~Who knows the prowess of those two
42    27|        should pray;~And heaven knows with what courage he obeyed~
43    28|       lord the lady reads;~She knows not how she ever can sustain~
44    29|      still, nor what to do she knows;~Well knows what foul intention
45    29|     what to do she knows;~Well knows what foul intention is behind,~
46    30|       repents me: Heaven above~Knows how she wrongs me, knows
47    30|       Knows how she wrongs me, knows how well I love.~ ~ IV~No
48    30|      the truth deny:~Sacripant knows it and your Isolier:~I say
49    31|   black, and one all white,~He knows, and by the ornaments they
50    31|      renowned Rinaldo, him she knows,~Acquainted with each paladin
51    31|        well as any she Orlando knows;~And both the when and where
52    31|     hand and where 'tis softer knows,~Where shallow is the water,
53    32|           XIX~"Proud youth! he knows my worship and my love,~
54    32|     slave.~The cruel stripling knows what pangs I prove,~Yet
55    33|   occupied his royal lord,~Nor knows the pride and license of
56    33|  review,~Nor how to leave them knows the lingering train,~'Twould
57    34|         Lo! something (what he knows not) he in air~Espies, that
58    34|    least himself, the champion knows,~Nebuchadnezzar whilom to
59    35|  reprehend, whoe'er it be,~Nor knows he nor imagines; least of
60    35|     all the world the cavalier~Knows not of one, that has him
61    35|       for not yet that warrior knows~What champion him in duel
62    36|      And his heart throbs, nor knows he what to do.~ ~ XV~Stung,
63    36|   Rogero, she in him a brother knows;~Who now embrace, nor move
64    37|    became, she cannot say,~Nor knows she those three monarchs'
65    38|       the Christian knight~(He knows) is she, his consort true
66    39|      paladin himself, Astolpho knows~He gladly ought a paladin
67    40|      fear.~For well the foeman knows, save thou art gone,~He
68    40|  perchance did entertain.~Well knows he to what pass, what evil
69    40|     one and the other's might;~Knows he alike to both is passing
70    40|       the slaughter spies,~But knows not who the stranger cavalier:~
71    41|       in exile drear,~God only knows, whose purpose is unknown~
72    41|       the strength of Clermont knows,~And how the shield ill
73    42|        that accursed Pest:~Nor knows he how from her to be untied,~
74    42|     Cyprian star.~ ~ XCIV~None knows, observing her with steadfast
75    43|      had happened, learns;~Nor knows the fairy Manto fills a
76    43|      concealed.~ ~ CXXVIII~"He knows not what to do: the outrage
77    43|     hint to indicate that woe,~Knows that no longer living is
78    44|        the city, he the secret knows.~He o'er his humble fortunes
79    45|      swimming in a summer sea,~Knows not for very pleasure what
80    45|     unquestioned, may be said;~Knows he is gone, but has no notion
81    45|       to the lists defied,~Who knows not with Rogero she contends,~
82    45|        pitied be:~But when she knows that I loved Leo more~Than
83    46|     and towards him steers:~He knows that of the sorrows which
84    46|        the stranger for Rogero knows,~With lips and brow unmoved,