Canto

 1     1|         Rinaldo mars his promised pleasure.~ ~ ~ I~OF LOVES and LADIES,
 2     4|            Your guidance gives me pleasure."~Meaning by this she hoped
 3     4|      grant my inmates every other pleasure.~For whatsoever in the world
 4     5|               XXIV~" `Nor hope of pleasure this so much has wrought,~
 5     6|          What fish she willed, at pleasure drew to shore.~ ~ XXXVI~"
 6     6|         dainty limbs, and lapt in pleasure,~I weened that I each separate
 7     7|         Alcina's will.~ ~ XXXI~No pleasure is omitted there; since
 8     7|          And lapt in idleness and pleasure lay;~Nor memory of his lord
 9     7|        and run him every where at pleasure:~ ~ LXXIX~Nor, if he took
10     8|          kept in play,~Because he pleasure took with her to stay.~ ~
11     8|         LXXXI~He with the fullest pleasure overflows,~That ever happy
12     9|           father, he who took but pleasure~In what pleased me, nor
13    10|       adore~He seems, and but her pleasure to explore.~ ~ XIV~And if
14    10|           fairies cannot at their pleasure die.~ ~ LVII~Return we,
15    11|          his furious course,~When pleasure is in reach: like headstrong
16    11|        surveys,~She is so full of pleasure and surprise,~She doubts
17    12|           XXVIII~But Sacripant at pleasure could depose,~Though him
18    13|       neglected of his trust,~The pleasure of his friend to what was
19    14|         say;~So leave to each, at pleasure, to award.~But as they rose
20    15|         horrors he intends,~Takes pleasure in a net, by cunning hands~
21    15|     himself for joy, so great~His pleasure, when the duke appeared
22    15|          costly viands (its least pleasure) fraught,~The longest topic
23    15|        know not if they this with pleasure view,~Though him they welcome
24    15|       that either gentle fay~With pleasure could that battle's issue
25    15|            day or night:~Whatever pleasure other wight pursues~Seems
26    17|           L~"Whereas she him with pleasure should descry,~She, seeing
27    17|              LXVII~"The king, for pleasure of the tidings true,~Prepares
28    17|         king may part them at his pleasure.~ ~ LXXXVI~That witless
29    18|           might do.~Discord, with pleasure, Jealousy decried,~But with
30    18|         brother find; who, at his pleasure,~May vengeance to the guilty
31    18|         laughing land of Love and Pleasure.~ ~ CXXXVIII~Inland six
32    19|           to unfold;~The dames at pleasure may their prowess try,~And
33    20|         shall rebel against their pleasure.~ ~ XXXIII~"That the male
34    20|           every part,~The special pleasure him to see and hear,~Won
35    20|           away the taste of every pleasure.~Fame bears my kindred's
36    21|          To my Argaeus still; thy pleasure shew:~I what I ever was
37    22|   illustrious strain,~But for her pleasure would immediately~Resign
38    22|          that hereafter thing can pleasure me~So much, but that it
39    23|         Aymon's daughter for this pleasure sent.~Her was he wont with
40    23|        sent.~Her was he wont with pleasure aye to see,~But now with
41    23|         horse;~And be this at the pleasure of the knight!~That I am
42    23|           might know,~If such his pleasure, where to find his foe.~ ~
43    23|       hand had made.~On the great pleasure he had known in it,~The
44    24|         command,~That, with God's pleasure, thou live-out thy day;~
45    24|        Letting the courser at his pleasure run,~Browsing the tender
46    24|        the peer~Who lightly for a pleasure, rash and vain,~Had scrupled
47    25| resemblance to the maid;~Begun in pleasure, finishing in pain."~He
48    25|              XXXV~" `It 'twas thy pleasure, Love, to have me shent,~
49    27|        Nor could stand still, for pleasure at the view.~Pride gamboled
50    28|              Will we in peace and pleasure entertain,~Nor we, about
51    29|    wouldst take away.~ ~ XIV~"For pleasure, which endures so brief
52    30|      Filled with a party, and for pleasure dight:~Which, for their
53    30|       vouches with his tongue.~He pleasure in his countenance reveals,~
54    31|        his full eyes the tears of pleasure start.~ ~ XXIX~Guido the
55    32|            and beauty rare should pleasure me?~Most wretched is the
56    32|          succeed;~(For sure) with pleasure and sincere delight,~Those
57    34|           and sighs; what time in pleasure~And play we here unprofitably
58    34|           say,~If you, in sign of pleasure, will attend,~With that
59    37|          wise, import,~At her own pleasure bids the dame proceed,~So
60    38|           gore)~His honour to his pleasure it behoves~That woman to
61    38|        this accord like cause for pleasure find,~As well the Christian
62    40|       downward hurled,~Who at her pleasure rolls this nether world.~ ~
63    43|         clove.~She had no greater pleasure or delight~Than being with
64    43|         in his house might at his pleasure lie.~ ~ LI~For bed and bower,
65    43|        with them according to thy pleasure,~Consume and fling away,
66    43|     deaths to die:~And, though my pleasure might I do on thee,~So passing
67    44|           He could not choose but pleasure Clermont's chief.~ ~ XV~
68    44|          duty by my happiness, my pleasure?~ ~ XLIII~"I know, alas!
69    45|          Wondered, and showed his pleasure, at the say~In visage, gesture,
70    45|           sea,~Knows not for very pleasure what to do:~"Truly the Bulgars
71    45|        Not only had his sovereign pleasure cried~With sound of trumpet
72    46|           My boat near land shows pleasure and surprise.~There, from
73    46|        the Acciajuoli their joint pleasure show~That for my bark there
74    46|         puts the rein,~And at her pleasure rules that impious foe~Of
75    46|    fashioned forms they view~With pleasure, and peruse the scrolls