Canto

 1     1|                 Which long had held him fast in Cupid's snare.~ ~ XIII~
 2     2|               Paris-ward!~Though he fly fast, the champion's wishes go~
 3     4|                Then to a lofty fir made fast the string;~But from his
 4     4|                 drew near, and grappled fast the foe.~That wretched man,
 5     4|              that horse, which flies so fast in air,~Nor meddle with
 6     4|                Approached, and he stood fast till she was nigh,~Then
 7     6|                 the rolling brine,~Made fast, between a bay-tree and
 8     8|                wont to go.~Not to stand fast the warrior deems disgrace,~
 9     8|             Thence, through the fields, fast hurrying from that dome,~
10    10|                 of comfit nicely dight;~Fast by, and sporting with the
11    10|                 tender goes;~And plying fast her oars, pursues the knight~
12    10|                 zeal and care~Ever keep fast (what may appear a thing~
13    12|                the proud palace. He who fast in hold~Bears off upon his
14    12|              close behind, who followed fast.~ ~ XVIII~As soon as he
15    12|            Ferrau halts not, and Roland fast pursues,~Nor Sacripant less
16    12|             from her eyes~Tears fall so fast, she needs must swallow
17    13|                 our despite, is hurried fast~Towards the pointed rocks
18    13|              without resistance caught,~Fast with a rope their hands
19    14|                tree laid,~Bemoaned her: fast her lamentations came.~And
20    14|         advanced, with noise and shout,~Fast hurried to the storm the
21    15|               to see the engine sprung: fast flew~The giant, -- as if
22    15|              the ready supper duly laid~Fast by, where a refreshing fountain
23    16|                overthrow;~But he seized fast his courser by the rein,~
24    17|                 of death -- approach he fast or slow --~So that he dies
25    17|               call,~Condemned to stand, fast girded with a chain,~In
26    20|             they could endure so long a fast.~But the adulterous issue,
27    21|                 the hand~Discharged, so fast the whistling rockets speed,~
28    21|               Alp or Apennine,~With its fast root the rock as deeply
29    22|             stone raised which kept him fast below,~With him the palace
30    22|              the dame replies,~"Because fast by where we our course should
31    22|              Hunting him close and ever fast beside:~Loud is the uproar,
32    23|                 a mournful cry;~And saw fast tears from every eyelid
33    24| undistinguishing from bread,~By tedious fast and fury driven to sate~
34    24|               Fell in the charge, while fast the footman stood.~ ~ CVII~
35    25|              her castle made return.~So fast my sister pricked, she reached
36    26|              the sell his foe is seated fast?"~ ~ V~" -- I, at your choice,"
37    26|                     XCI~Rogero followed fast the paynim knight,~Tracked
38    27|               conductor journeys not so fast;~And hence that martial
39    27|             filled with sable grain,~So fast the furious wildfire darts,
40    28|               Her memory, which, rooted fast and deep,~He still has kept,
41    28|                 those so many has stood fast.~If tried, all women we
42    29|            deserving censure deemed.~So fast their cups with that good
43    29|                 the stream which rolled fast by.~Long, but so scanty
44    31|                the friendly troop stood fast,~And looked to see what
45    31|               on the morn ensuing, and, fast by~A neighbouring fountain,
46    32|                the wintry gale,~And now fast fell the rain; yet, forced
47    32|           Albeit the furious rain beats fast and loud.~ ~ LXXIV~Such
48    32|            LXXXVII~"On pact, if he sate fast, and overthrown~Should be
49    33|                that evermore he wasting fast~Beheld the Roman empire'
50    33|                  and battle rages high;~Fast fall the men at arms in
51    33|               champions' fury heat,~And fast and hard their swords were
52    34|              But you that, through long fast, must hunger sore,~First
53    35|           consecrates and fixes them so fast,~That all throughout eternity
54    37|                fierce Marphisa had made fast,~And to Drusilla's maid
55    38|                her golden tresses rent:~Fast, scalding tears her innocent
56    38|                pied, his forehead white~Fast beside Agramant, Rogero
57    39|               sea.~To them of France so fast I am not tied,~But that
58    39|            tethered, neck and heels, so fast.~ ~ LX~Then said, as erst
59    40|                  For seven kings' sake, fast prisoners to their foes,~
60    40|             without God for guide,~That fast and prayer be made their
61    40|                vow, and holy prayer and fast,~Kin, friends, and those
62    41|              him betakes.~One will make fast, another will let go;~Water
63    41|                 broken; and so fell and fast~That tempest pelts, the
64    41|              But for the sun is sinking fast, forborne~Is their encounter
65    41|             throw,~This billow followed fast by that behind;~Whereof
66    41|               With years, and with long fast and vigil stained,~He worthy
67    42|                 ebbing life remained~So fast from him the crimson blood
68    43|               thy dark dungeon prisoned fast.~Of others that would shine
69    43|                six oars impelled, flies fast and fair,~And cleaves the
70    43|                 wife Argia, that is hid fast by,~When in such sin her
71    43|                 hand;~Another locks him fast in his embrace:~Yet more
72    45|             Theodora's dungeon prisoned fast!~ ~ XC~"Though she had slain,
73    45|               pass'd between the twain,~Fast is the knot and cannot be
74    46|               His neck encircles with a fast embrace.~By the lamenting
75    46|              rose:~He gripes Rogero so, fast locked they stand.~Seconding
76    46|               lies,~Fixed by the gullet fast, with holding bite,~Sorely