Canto

 1     3|      Thou to this cave shouldst come by path untried,~Which covers
 2     3|           A guess that seems to come more near the mark)~Or sign
 3     3|    hostel bring,~Where he shall come who bears the virtuous ring.~ ~
 4     4|        stood~In her defence, be come of gentle blood.~ ~ LXI~"
 5     5|         placed, and spake:~` -- Come if thou hearest he cry,'
 6     5|   lovest me (whatsoe'er befall)~Come not and move not, brother,
 7     5|         encountered by the way,~Come with me, that your tongue
 8     5|        he who hears the courser come in storm,~Halts not, in
 9     7|    pleasant breeze, the billows come and go.~Not prying Argus
10     7|         perfumery,~The time now come she need no more delay,~
11     7|        foreknew~Whatever was to come to pass, I say~She thither
12     8|  dismayed.~He to that place had come six days before;~For him
13     9|         privy circuit wind,~And come upon the paladin behind.~ ~
14    12|         rows of pearl and coral come:~And between rose and lily,
15    14|          XXII~Hesperia's people come with Soridan,~With Dorilon
16    14|       the hungry beast,~To have come too late for such a sumptuous
17    14|        hear;~So that their army come upon the foe,~Ere he from
18    15|         which rives the ground,~Come not, in aught, the hideous
19    16|       time the Christian troops come on, and gall~Their flying
20    17|         iniquity.~The time will come we may such ill requite~
21    17|         chance have wandered, I~Come with desire beside my wife
22    18|      and arm, and we~Are hither come together, as you see."~ ~
23    18|       dread,~King Norandine had come into the square~In which
24    18|         leaving those dead,~Had come, who slumbered with a gentle
25    20|    whose royal crown they wore.~Come of this blood, where Danube'
26    20|      Who to Phalantus' arms had come a maid,~And left for him
27    20|        shore.~Marphisa, who was come of gentle race,~The hag
28    20|       And even from the east is come to try~Her strength against
29    22|      them from regions far away~Come lately to those parts: so
30    22|     crest.~Knight infinite have come, but one and all,~Afoot
31    26|      his comrades tell:~On them come Mandricardo and Rodomont,~
32    26|   enchanter sage;~Who things to come upon the marble fair~Made
33    27|        these redoubted monarchs come alone,~But those of Sericane
34    27|         as well defies.~ ~ LXV~"Come on in arms against me, both
35    27| Rodomont the third!" (he said)~"Come Spain and Afric and all
36    27|      would defend~That caitiff, come himself, or send him aid.~
37    27|       Rescue the thief, let him come thither; I~Wait the approach
38    27|          Where barges could not come; about the plain,~Fat herds
39    28|    train,~Nourished by him, and come of humble strain.~ ~ XXII~"
40    28|       dwarf, who yet delayed to come;~A third time by the lady
41    28|        by Rose)~They to Zattiva come upon the day~That from Valencia
42    28|     Rose)~ ~ LXII~"She bade him come -- when she awhile had thought --~
43    28|           LXXIV~"When they have come to this resolve, they, through~
44    29|         limping gait and slow,~"Come on," Orlando cried, and
45    30|      speak of him occasion will come round.~-- Sir, what befel
46    30|     Alban's hold~Rogero had not come, at full she told;~ ~ LXXVIII~
47    31|      greater rapture, when they come.~But if weak mind be poisoned
48    33|    pictures viewed~Of things to come; yet such have been pourtrayed~
49    33|    foreknew.~Here of defeats to come and victories taught,~Whate'
50    34|        he read.~"To you, though come from France, may be unknown~
51    35|        grain~I seek, but hither come to crave the fight~With
52    36|     Advance, and both divisions come to blows.~ ~ XXIX~On this
53    37|      ourselves forlorn,~If they come hither, or he hears report~
54    37|      name was heard:~Now one is come to bruise the tyrant's horn;~
55    38|          Such mighty host would come, to work us woe?~'Twixt
56    38|       skies;~Or haply they have come, in clouds concealed,~In
57    39|         And -- wherefore he was come -- would bid him say:~But
58    39|       high,~(Since the hour was come the paynims to requite~For
59    40|      beam, or weightier burden, come.~ ~ XVII~This and that other
60    40|   Senapus' Aethiopian crew~Have come beneath Astolpho, as ye
61    40|        bold defiance speak, and come to blows.~ ~ LXXIX~Bold
62    41|         the shingle red.~ ~ CII~Come to himself, the County turns
63    43|          How does this boldness come, that you would be~The warrant
64    43|       Go forth awhile; go forth come from home alone;~And be
65    43|    Where the sea's briny waters come and go:~This yields in ancientry,
66    43|         marish wide.~Argenta is come and gone, with circling
67    44|      seed that warlike band had come.~ ~ VI~Rinaldo more than
68    44|         set, and she is free to come or go,~Observant of her
69    45|      thou what fits mayst know,~Come to thy succour, the Greek
70    45|       side:~For never death can come more happily~Than if her
71    46|    youthful sufferer bear.~Then come, sir, for the love of Heaven,