Canto

 1     1|       Within soft moss and herbage form a bed;~And to delay and
 2     1|           heavenly hue,~And lovely form which broke upon his view.~ ~
 3     3|         second ended,~Fashioned in form of church, and large and
 4     3|            rabble turns of various form;~And when it thrice with
 5     3|         Azo, that next approaching form shall be,~And, his good
 6     5|            is seen Rinaldo's lofty form,~The flower of those who
 7     6|           mixed modes, all lovely, form a bower;~And, breaking with
 8     6|     Astolpho, turned~From his true form, to barren plant and rude:~
 9     7|           cup to Jove.~ ~ XXI~They form a ring, the board and festive
10     7|          he,~I think, whom in that form she raised from hell;~And
11     7|       Pierced with golden wire, in form of ring,~Is either ear;
12     7|            dame;~Nor old Atlantes' form was needed more,~The good
13     7|       obtain,~Atlantes de Carena's form; but she,~Seeing his health
14     8|          these, was first in human form arrayed:~For much his kindred
15     8|        Might leave whoever had the form surveyed,~If she were real
16     8|          them find a damsel, who~A form as beauteous as that other
17     9|      Sighing, to him he paints her form and show;~Then prays him
18    10|          censure be depressed.~His form he in the lucid mirror eyes,~
19    10|            compassing the warrior, form a round.~ ~ XCI~So that
20    10|            not know;~Which wore no form of animal exprest,~Save
21    11|        dames collected;~And in one form perfection to combine,~Some
22    11|        viewed~Naked that beauteous form; for sure it were~He never
23    11|            nor Pallas' art divine,~Form raiment worthy of those
24    12|            to his affairs a better form:~ ~ LXXIII~Hence did the
25    12|           welcome him rise lightly form their seat,~And with benign
26    14|      assault (so bids the monarch) form;~Who will himself go forth
27    14|           as they stray,~An island form, and so secure the main~
28    14|            scaled, upon all hands,~Form cruel garlands for the paynim
29    15|           son,~And to thy succour, form among the blest,~May God
30    16|            vaunt,~Whose blood will form a lake ere day be done,~
31    18|             When they him hurtling form his sell descried.~ ~  CLV~
32    18|       drowned,~Agramant, who would form the band anew,~(With him
33    18|         Have styled as of a triple form, and who~Thy sovereign beauty
34    20|             By this alone withheld form taking sore~And signal vengeance
35    20|           virtue and for beauteous form~Was never equalled, nor
36    22| ill-visaged cavalier;~Each, in the form which in the thicket blind~
37    23|        might boast to be,~In human form, without humanity;~ ~ XLIX~
38    26|         Into that gentle palfrey's form, who bore~The beauteous
39    27|        pursue;~Because her distant form they yet survey;~But finally
40    27|            offended,~That Rodomont form him detained his horse,~
41    29|          about in air,~Dismist him form his hand towards the sea.~
42    29|          that, which can the truth form falsehood sift,~Experience,
43    29|           dread~That mortal poison form these herbs be prest.~With
44    29|       stirrups lost; and, tumbling form the sell,~Reversed upon
45    30|           So beauteous is Rogero's form to view,~She (from experience
46    31|        what chanced Rinaldo shews;~Form the true history removes
47    32|    affliction, Hope will rise,~And form a lodgement in her harassed
48    32|            Mates thee in beauteous form and daring feat,~Since thou
49    32|         thou my heart has ravished form my side,~-- Of this offence
50    33|           dawn, and in a dream~The form of her Rogero seems to view.~
51    33|       against the sound;~In terror form the royal dome they speed,~
52    34|           corse,~Upon whose wasted form long time had beat~The winter'
53    34|         fumes molest,~Which hither form the hellish fires ascend."~
54    34|           them not, such different form they wore.~He next saw that
55    35|             Who rarely hid himself form living wight.~"Ye will I
56    37|          She seems a bolt, dismist form burning sky,~Which, in its
57    37|          melted snow;~And, rending form the mountain's rugged side~
58    38|          foe,~And free his kingdom form so long a woe.~ ~ VIII~Bradamant,
59    39|         mournful son did guide,~In form of courser, a familiar sprite,~
60    40|          fell and fierce a tempest form,~Our pinnace cannot face
61    42|       bleeding, with helm loosened form his head,~With half a shield
62    42|            when he sees the horrid form appear,~Coming to seek him
63    42|      porphyry are~The stones which form the gateway's arch above.~
64    42|           for the spacious portals form a shade;~And each two pillars
65    42|          The statues in the middle form a round,~The floor whereof
66    43|            that went with graceful form supplied;~So that in beauty
67    43|        fashion in their well-known form and mien;~As eight that
68    43|         with her bore~E'er brought form Ind, or Erithraean shore.~ ~
69    43|           take~By certain law, the form of spotted snake.~ ~ XCIX~" `
70    43|          And we that wear its evil form, alarm,~Outrage, and war
71    43|       continuing, 'gan advise~What form he to that lady's eyes should
72    43|         admiring all.~ ~ CXXXVIII~"Form, site, and sumptuous work
73    44|           may break:~But, save the form it once hath taken, none~
74    45|        wrought for her, of various form and hue.~Bradamant for the
75    45|        that in my heart inlaid~Thy form, so graceful and so fair
76    45|           the pair.~In the other's form presents himself the one;~
77    45|            the flood that trickles form his eyes)~You are not to
78    46|        winnowed clear,~Its genuine form in his example shows.~Behold