Canto

 1     1|        LXXV~Then to the maid he goes submissively,~With gentle
 2     2|         dangerous play;~Rinaldo goes where Love and Hope invite,~
 3     3|   commends;~Till from the vault goes forth that virgin brave,~
 4     3|  Succinctly clad, like courier, goes the cheat.~ ~ LXXIII~"Thy
 5     4|      ring, the maid against him goes;~Firm and attentive still,
 6     4|      late the damsel conquered, goes~The band, descending from
 7     4|     with sinking light,~When he goes round the heavenly crab,
 8     5|        and deck yourself as she~Goes decked; and, as you can,
 9     6|       cornice round the gateway goes,~Somedeal projecting from
10     7|    knight is tied and prisoned, goes.~To him Melissa sage the
11     7|        land and main:~Often she goes among the Paynim spears,~
12     7|      after many days, conducted goes~By chance, where he the
13     8|      wildering woods among,~And goes about lamenting here and
14     9|      wont) from land to land he goes,~A river's side he reaches
15     9|      flowing sheet, his frigate goes,~By wind, which for the
16    10|         realm addressed,~Rogero goes, nor heeds Alcina more:~
17    10|     them, and aboard the tender goes;~And plying fast her oars,
18    10|       or grayling to the bottom goes~In stream, which mountaineer
19    13|    there. Duke Aymon's daughter goes,~Seeking Rogero, where so
20    14|         he ever to that harbour goes."~ ~ XCI~Though Fraud was
21    14|    wild-swine of our own Mallea goes;~Who makes large day-light
22    15|        from the mighty mischief goes:~ ~ V~For he to the inner
23    15| Astolpho along Trajan's channel goes,~Upon that horse which has
24    16|      cheer,~Towards Sir Gryphon goes, and for long space~Hangs
25    16|       brother here, who with me goes,~My honour safe in his protecting
26    16|      the shore,~Still comes and goes, nor keeps one certain way,~
27    17|    CANTO 17~ ~ ARGUMENT~Charles goes, with his, against King
28    17|      tremble yet: this done, he goes;~And being gone, the king
29    18|         venged. Sir Mandricardo goes~In search of Argier's king.
30    18|   smeared with blood the paynim goes,~Safe from the place, which
31    18|         moat for its protection goes,~Upon a little bridge takes
32    18|       towards Lidia and Larissa goes,~-- At rich Aleppo makes
33    18|      all parts, a freezing fear goes through~The heart blood
34    21|         mischief, to my brother goes.~Of tears she has a ready
35    22|      himself, and towards Brusa goes his ways;~Hence wending,
36    22|     some noted scorn and injury goes;~Both of their coursers
37    23|         succeed,~Whose twilight goes before approaching day.~
38    24|        the various arms uniting goes.~Lo! them a damsel joins,
39    25|      lady, steer;~And with them goes as well that dwarfish page,~
40    25|       my inmost heart the arrow goes,~Which Love directs, may
41    25|       he quickly to his comfort goes,~Must needs be slain or
42    26|        fierce and fell.~Discord goes scattering quarrel and affront~
43    26|   pieces helm and solid corslet goes,~And men are severed, even
44    26|          wall or rampire steep,~Goes to the ground' where'er
45    27|         embodied in the palfrey goes,~Eastward or west, so far
46    27|    Again to Brava and Anglantes goes~Inquiring tidings of the
47    27|        ruffles, as it comes and goes,~Banner and gonfalon of
48    27|       capacious gates, as usage goes.~The day on which to combat
49    27|       sits among the first, she goes.~ ~ LXXXIX~Him by mid breast
50    27|  Wherever that afflicted paynim goes,~He fills the kindling air
51    30|         the foamy wave the boat goes large.~Orlando urges on,
52    31|      whirling with the current, goes,~While his steed's feet
53    32|       to time she to her window goes,~To see if Tithon's spouse
54    32|     remain without.~Against him goes the king of France's son,~
55    32|       warder signs to one, that goes~And many torches fires in
56    35|       like those others, Ferrau goes to ground;~His courser Bradamant
57    36|        s call.~With them Rogero goes, in armour cased,~Balked
58    37|     vengeful thoughts afire,~He goes, but sees that life is at
59    37|        gallows, fire, or prison goes;~Who, notwithstanding that
60    37|      Ticino and Lambra, seaward goes,~Ada, and other streams
61    38|    hurrying ever south, in fury goes~To a high hill, the southern
62    38|       his whole array~In safety goes the glorious cavalier.~Through
63    38|      albeit against my heart~It goes to waste my praise upon
64    38|     doomed to death who thither goes,~By joint proclaim, except
65    39|   Brandimart in haste that lady goes,~And both her arms about
66    39|    plunged beneath the brine he goes.~So that they cleanse away
67    41|      pelts, the prow to leeward goes;~And the ungoverned vessel'
68    41|        all her wretched freight goes down;~ ~ XX~Goes down, and,
69    41|        freight goes down;~ ~ XX~Goes down, and, foundering, drags
70    42| Brandimart in haste the warrior goes;~The field about him red
71    42|      cavalier that with Rinaldo goes,~Reined-in his courser,
72    43|        that which t'ward Venice goes~Rinaldo's pilot left, and
73    43|  through bye-roads and solitary goes;~Purposely lighting on a
74    43|     Lombardy.~Next he in person goes; nor any land~Leaves unexamined
75    43|    descends.~From Rome to Ostia goes Montalban's knight:~Thence
76    43|          and thence in haste he goes~Bound towards Lampedosa'
77    43|         rather closely muffled, goes~Roland in sables next, and
78    43|         sent~And letter, Roland goes, her thence to take;~Her,
79    44|     wots not where to lodge, he goes~All night, nor from his
80    45|      Phoebus wholly under water goes,~Charlemagne bids the warring
81    46|    Valour as a guide before him goes.~An unknown band in sweeping