Canto

 1     1|        alike the waving plume he wore.~Balked of his bliss, and
 2     4|          him for such a purpose, wore;~Because he deemed she was
 3     5|        rose, unlaced the helm he wore:~But he for mercy prayed
 4     6|        it in the countenance she wore:~Then wrought with art,
 5     7|      light sendal clad, that she~Wore in the place of farthingale
 6     7|         to the natural shape she wore~Before his eyes returned
 7     7|       unmasked the charms Alcina wore,~And made all false, from
 8     7|         ring of sovereign virtue wore,~Which, on the finger placed,
 9     7|       Melissa counselled him, he wore~His wonted semblance for
10     8|        was it for Rogero that he wore~The virtuous ring which
11     8|       hack which simple housings wore,~His faithful dog, companion
12     8|        crimson cloth in which he wore~The wondrous shield, enclosed
13     8|        cruise of virtuous liquor wore;~And at those puissant eyes,
14     8|          beauteous as that other wore,~To be to Proteus offered
15    10|       mass, I do not know;~Which wore no form of animal exprest,~
16    12|         iron masque,~Ferrau, who wore not, nor would wear, a casque.~ ~
17    12|        arms, beside his helm, he wore;~And if I still have let
18    12|          Covered his manly face, wore harness good~(Such was his
19    13|     console her such glad visage wore~As messenger who joyful
20    13|         of Rogero all the tokens wore,~She quickly lost the faith
21    14|        successor of Agrican, who wore~The crown of Tartary, a
22    14|       which the valiant stranger wore;~Who answered that he went
23    14|     search he strayed~Of him who wore the sable vest and shield.~
24    14|          lordly air, and arms he wore,~Glittering with gold and
25    14|         he won the blade Orlando wore,~He would no other grasp, --
26    14|        chance and valour won and wore;~To find the warrior of
27    14|          stole a poisoned dagger wore.~ ~ LXXXVIII~Of her the
28    15|         the last agony of nature wore;~And the headless body seated
29    16|           By the strange arms he wore and scaly hide,~There, where
30    17| high-street gay signs of triumph wore,~Covered with showy cloths
31    17|          grief and pain a visage wore.~With her were wife and
32    17|       Lucina from the chains she wore,~(Though he Wit less than
33    18|          upraised the casque she wore,~And him, advanced, to meet
34    19|       rugged rhind the champions wore,~Girding the faithful falchion
35    20|     realm whose royal crown they wore.~Come of this blood, where
36    20|         corslet was each warrior wore,~Who without this would
37    20|          face of burning crimson wore.~One dares not eye the other,
38    20|       the youthful ornaments she wore,~Looked like an ape which
39    20|      spread)~But all the arms he wore had glowed as red.~ ~  CXXXI~
40    22|        blind~The false enchanter wore, beholds the peer.~So that
41    22|       flowers, a crimson surcoat wore.~ ~ LXIII~Bradamant for
42    22|         at the shield his foeman wore,~The puissant warriors shocked
43    22|         which above her vest~She wore, concealed the enchanted
44    23|         own vital being, Zerbino wore.~ ~ LV~She had beneath Orlando'
45    23|       doffed the golden spurs he wore,~And one bore off, to clean,
46    24|         off the arms and vest he wore,~And cast away from him
47    24|          emperor, who the lilies wore,~Siege to their quarters
48    25|      helmets on their heads they wore,~But there were shining
49    25|       about her brow, she whilom wore;~Nor less we wondered at
50    25|    embroidered surcoat which she wore:~And she to us rehearsed,
51    25|            inly moved --~He even wore a visage sad and drear:~
52    25|       flourished o'er with gold, wore plate and chain,~And on
53    26|        which on their heels they wore.~Happy was he with courser
54    26|         tempered helm that pagan wore~Sounded the blow, an inch
55    26|          by him, he in his bosom wore,~And added many matters,
56    26|       Mandricardo is like blazon wore~The bird of Ide, which bore
57    26|    braced the covering shield he wore:~But 'twixt those combatants
58    27|        one red, one green -- she wore;~But ill the first was dyed,
59    27|         quartering that Almontes wore;~Which from that wretched
60    27|         helmet, at her hest;~She wore the remnant of her armour
61    31|      warrior crost her way, that wore~A richly ornamented vest,
62    32|      than their wont, the damsel wore;~And he, that castle's master,
63    33|        the faulchions which they wore;~And, since a woman them
64    34|         such different form they wore.~He next saw that which
65    39|       aught was wanting which he wore afield.~ ~ V~She towards
66    40|        town,~Which of all Africk wore the royal crown.~ ~ XXXIII~
67    41|    streamed~Since he that armour wore; new rage and pain~Thereat
68    41|          shining helmet which he wore,~With the left hand, him
69    42|         which a woman's likeness wore.~ ~ XLVII~A thousand lidless
70    42|         broken yoke the stranger wore;~Red flames upon his yellow
71    43|        and whose borrowed face I wore~When, to my shame, I tempted
72    44|           that the snowy unicorn~Wore for his blazon on a crimson
73    46|       that same vest and ensigns wore,~As was erewhile devised