Canto

 1   Int|  Morgana and her sister Alcina; Mandricardo, a fierce but hot-headed
 2    14|     Roland slain;~Hence furious Mandricardo, full of wonder~And envy,
 3    14|       wight;~The son the famous Mandricardo hight.~ ~ XXXI~Renowned
 4    14|          XXXIV~Marsilius had to Mandricardo sped,~As gift, a courser
 5    14|     mare and nag of Spain.~King Mandricardo, armed from foot to head,~
 6    14|       little profit, those~King Mandricardo's kindled wrath oppose.~ ~
 7    14|     Grenada's king;~ ~ CXV~Whom Mandricardo took, as I before~Related,
 8    18| ARGUMENT~Gryphon is venged. Sir Mandricardo goes~In search of Argier'
 9    18|         XXIX~When she fell into Mandricardo's hand,~(I have before recounted
10    23|       trusted to her care.~With Mandricardo strives Anglantes' count:~
11    23|       the trace~Of Doralice and Mandricardo bold.~Behind, Hippalca him
12    23|        LXXI~This was the Tartar Mandricardo, who~In haste behind the
13    23|        he prest the plain.~King Mandricardo's courser, when he found~
14    23|          On the hard ground was Mandricardo thrown,~Yet neither spoiled
15    23|        mane.~"Put upon him" (to Mandricardo cried~His lady, Doralice) "
16    23|    ancient dame~On Doralice and Mandricardo came.~ ~ XCIV~Stordilane'
17    23|  re-appear;~Nor seeing puissant Mandricardo more,~At last resolves in
18    23|       King Charles' array.~That Mandricardo through their means might
19    24|         blade,~Is afterwards by Mandricardo slain.~Isabel weeps; by
20    24|    shows her blithe and gay;~So Mandricardo, in security~Of crushing
21    24|         requite.~ ~ XCVIII~When Mandricardo: "He but vainly tries~To
22    24|        at his head.~ ~  CV~King Mandricardo's courser, who abhorred~
23    24|        the wretched horse,~Like Mandricardo, and he dies parforce.~ ~
24    24|  parforce.~ ~ CVI~He falls, and Mandricardo on the plain~No more astound,
25    24|       on the moor~Lifeless King Mandricardo's had been laid:~Hence,
26    26|     comrades tell:~On them come Mandricardo and Rodomont,~And forthwith
27    26|    journey was less long:~While Mandricardo, Rodomont, and they~Of whom
28    26|         gown.~ ~ LXX~As soon as Mandricardo saw her face,~In trust that,
29    26|    between the twain,~And taxes Mandricardo with delay;~Crying, "If
30    26|     sight,~Beside the fount, of Mandricardo too.~Already either had
31    26|     grant, nor that delay;~King Mandricardo stirs, on the other hand,~
32    26|         from Hector strong.~But Mandricardo knew not of this right,~
33    26|        on his shield.~ ~ C~King Mandricardo is like blazon wore~The
34    26|  knights encountered more:~When Mandricardo sees that bird imprest~On
35    26|   usurpest mine from me";~Cried Mandricardo; and that faulchion drew,~
36    26|   gentle nature) at the view~Of Mandricardo, with his faulchion drawn,~
37    26|     thou shalt not have,"~(King Mandricardo answered Rodomont)~"I will
38    26|       the Child at feud,~Fierce Mandricardo both at once defied.~Rogero,
39    26|         own design intent,~With Mandricardo will I strive once more;~
40    26|    monarch reeled.~-- "Rogero," Mandricardo cried, "give o'er,~Or else
41    26|     stout, for foe~Singled King Mandricardo out, and sped,~With all
42    26|         CXXIV~Marphisa has king Mandricardo prest~Meanwhile, and makes
43    26|       trusty Balisarda born,~Or Mandricardo other helmet worn.~ ~ CXXVII~
44    27|  ruthless foe~Bade Rodomont and Mandricardo bear~Through ways, by which
45    27|      them so)~With Rodomont and Mandricardo fares~To Agramant; and all (
46    27|        maintains her right~With Mandricardo first to wage the fight.~ ~
47    27|        done,~This "Rodomont and Mandricardo" said;~"Rogero and Mandricardo"
48    27|  Mandricardo" said;~"Rogero and Mandricardo" were in one;~In one, "Rogero
49    27|      Rodomont" were read;~That "Mandricardo and Marphisa" run:~Next,
50    27|      Argier.~ ~ XLVI~Rogero and Mandricardo for that play~Were next;
51    27|      that faulchion bright;~And Mandricardo said that he had done~Fierce
52    27|  revenge, some little space.~So Mandricardo on himself relies~Rogero
53    27|        Hector's goodly blade~To Mandricardo, solely for that day,~Until
54    27|       all unsound~And weak King Mandricardo's judgment ween;~But he,
55    27|    least it ought."~ ~ CIX~Kind Mandricardo on his feet once more,~Exclaims, "
56    27|     upon that plea~No more with Mandricardo could avail,~And made the
57    27|         that on listed plain~At Mandricardo he must couch the spear,~
58    27|     less endued~With worth than Mandricardo I appear;~Nor for your conduct
59    30|         pursue the cavalier.~To Mandricardo my fair argument~It now
60    30|         ascended.~ ~ XVIII~King Mandricardo, proud that in his right~
61    30|    royal Agramant to read)~Were Mandricardo or Rogero slain;~A thing
62    30|     word could be repealed;~Yet Mandricardo and the Child besought~That
63    30|     lover's anger to allay;~And Mandricardo, sucking from her eyes~Those
64    30|     more terrible than e'er.~As Mandricardo's head he aims his blade,~
65    30|        as in fell despite~Raged Mandricardo, rallying from that blow,~
66    30|         of crimson stain;~Hence Mandricardo's arm did vigour lack,~And
67    30|       not, but spurs amain,~And Mandricardo smites in the right side.~
68    30|        part in fury past~Whence Mandricardo had his buckler cast.~ ~
69    30|      LXVI~Smit was the Child by Mandricardo's hand,~At the same moment
70    30|     host combined.~He, now King Mandricardo is no more,~Esteems him
71    30|         what could be done~With Mandricardo, after he was dead?~'Tis
72    30|       of Sericana.~ ~ LXXV~With Mandricardo's arms, his other weed~Was
73    31|      prey,~When slain in combat Mandricardo lay.~ ~ XLVIII~By accident,
74    32|       he said~How, matched with Mandricardo, strove that lord,~And layed
75    38|  henceforth be paid.~Blotted is Mandricardo from our host;~Martial Gradasso
76    38|         The casque that he from Mandricardo wrung~In single combat with
77    41|     crost,~Erewhile, by haughty Mandricardo lost.~ ~ XCII~Great vantage