Canto

 1     1|    well how true the phantom's lore,~Stood speechless; such
 2     1|    imitate that lord of little lore~I think not," said, apart,
 3     3|     knightly lance and prudent lore,~Shall once again to widowed
 4     3|       stay the execution of my lore.~Give him his death; but
 5     4|      road set down, with other lore,~So that you shall rejoice
 6     4|       fiction wrought by magic lore,~But natural was the steed
 7     5|     gentle knight of courteous lore,~Who sought our Scotland
 8     6|         by whom, through magic lore,~Changed to a myrtle on
 9     6|        words and by mere magic lore:~Born with Morgana -- but
10     7|       for the execution of her lore,~Conjures, that eve, a palfrey,
11     7| descried~Thee, listening to my lore with closer care,~Than to
12     7|       love was forced by magic lore,~The ring the false enchantment
13     7|        thus, when by Melissa's lore~Advised, he to behold the
14     8|      may not still pursue this lore,~Nor should you busied with
15     9|         who, full of courteous lore,~Turns to the county, after
16     9|    knightly worth or courteous lore~Had never known, directs
17     9|       archer, practised in his lore,~Smote and transfixed the
18     9| Orlando interposed with kindly lore,~As friend of both, the
19    10|       should duly witness holy lore,~And beauty infinite and
20    10|      thanks for all with pious lore;~And on dry ground now landed,
21    10|       thither brought by magic lore.~ ~  XCV~The cruel and inhospitable
22    11|      Oberto comes; who, if his lore,~Who told the tale, were
23    12|    cursing every master of his lore,~Ferrau returned towards
24    13|   separate praise with fitting lore,~Were to attempt a sea without
25    13|    night or day, so strong the lore~Of the enchanter, who has
26    14|        affable, with courteous lore~Seasoning her answers to
27    14|   showed for her and courteous lore,~Not knowing yet she was
28    15|   quelled Alcina by her better lore,~She with all care would
29    15|      most fraught with prudent lore~Or emperors, since Augustus,
30    15|  Intent on pardon and on pious lore,~A Grecian pilgrim, known
31    15|     had censured, in his wiser lore,~If by his brother Aquilant
32    16|      so steadfastly pursue the lore,~Who, famed not for one
33    16|        armour, and for martial lore.~ ~ LIV~Less worthless men
34    17|       and of death the noisome lore;~And be it deemed that I
35    17|     prisoner kept. With kindly lore,~She Norandino, in return,
36    17|       is ill instructed in his lore."~The Syrian gentleman did
37    17|      Syrians then observed the lore~Or arming like the Christians
38    17|     hold him for his courteous lore.~ ~ LXXXVIII~When vile Martano
39    17|        unsaid a word of filthy lore;~And him at last without
40    18|        style inapt, and rustic lore,~You of large portion of
41    20|       Sappho, famous for their lore,~Shine two illustrious light,
42    20|   showed to her such courteous lore,~Refused not to disclose
43    20|     their sad estate the wiser lore,~Throwing themselves at
44    20|     and adopted saw her better lore.~ ~  XXVI~"She would not
45    20|       s good deed and virtuous lore,~The damsel, who had been
46    21|     some secret of his cunning lore;~But this the wicked dame
47    22|     Rogero, wrought with magic lore,~By fiends, had little from
48    23|        as if he understood his lore;~And where he'd stop the
49    23|       nurtured well in courtly lore,~From thence departed not
50    23|      soon as he had marked the lore.~This was a place of those
51    23|   incautious bird, by fowler's lore,~Hampered in net or line;
52    23| prepare the champaigne for his lore,~By stubble, rush, and nettle-stalk;
53    24|     had chanced, with punctual lore,~Was Isabel relating to
54    24|        the sense, with all the lore~By sovereign wisdom into
55    25|        festivity and courteous lore,~And with a face, so jocund
56    26|      round about with choicest lore,~And suit of Flemish tapestry,
57    26|     excuse him by her friendly lore.~Hippalca in her memory
58    26|   Divided by what accident, my lore~Recites not, as already
59    26|      Sirs, listen to my better lore;~A good remembrance 'tis,
60    26|       s brother, simply by his lore,~Made pass an angel of the
61    27|        foe,~ ~ CIV~As his best lore, at length the monarch said,~
62    27|         with all their cunning lore.~He, both from old and modern
63    28|     therefore aught his former lore.~ ~ LXXXV~Having stopt further
64    28|    power to make him stint his lore,~That paynim, stirred to
65    29|     to-day shalt also prove my lore:~And well, I trust, thou
66    29|       adorns and points poetic lore!~And, as renowned should
67    30|   shall Rogero, new to martial lore,~Me, onto to one, with scathe
68    31|  Infernal angels, by his magic lore,~Called from Tartarean caverns
69    31|       was marred by Malagigi's lore;~Who, cheating good Rinaldo
70    32| dishonest love and treacherous lore~Did thy beloved Rogero's
71    36|       gentleness and courteous lore,~Nor against conquered foe
72    37|       Tanacro in his courteous lore~Equalled his brother as
73    38|      can advise, is prayed his lore to shew,~That we may learn
74    40|  brother, Duke Alphonso, wiser lore~Learned from their fate; --
75    40|       lords, will listen to my lore,~An isle is on our left-hand;
76    41|     valiant mind and courteous lore~Were showed by tokens clear
77    42|        Malagigi by the demon's lore;~Who news as well of Angelique
78    42|        the sculptured marble's lore)~The fairest of emprizes
79    43|        was not there of gentle lore,~Nor was Elizabeth nor Guido
80    44|   found them, and of courteous lore;~Untainted with iniquity,
81    46|      work was fashioned by the lore~Of Trojan maid, warmed with
82    46|      due honour to his ripened lore,~In yet unripe, yea, raw
83    46|        had address; had mickle lore;~Was greatly practised in