Canto

 1     1|         of his eyes;~And, what I deem not needful to recite,~Pours
 2     3|        on fair fancy's food: Nor deem unmeet~I will not with a
 3     6|       wittily divines:~For me, I deem it gold because it shines.~ ~
 4    12|         said;~"But if indeed you deem the suit discreet,~Lend
 5    13|        should I other's judgment deem more true~Than the belief
 6    16|     light."~Yield me belief, and deem my judgment right.~ ~ II~
 7    16|     saves you from the Moor,~Nor deem your island strong, the
 8    17|      await in dread~The orc, and deem at every sound we hear,~
 9    17|       sign, his purpose read.~"I deem not," cried the king, "his
10    18|      with such ardour glow,~They deem 'tis better to use arms
11    18|      were labour ill bestowed,~I deem, nor further of the tale
12    18|   Tremble at mischief which they deem in store.~ ~ CLXV~Two Moors
13    19|         s wide arms extend.~They deem these of mere toil and labour
14    20|  opinions now before~The others, deem that to return to Crete~
15    20|       the strong.~ ~ XLVIII~" `I deem it fit, if you the counsel
16    20|         if you the counsel shown~Deem fit as well, in future to
17    20|     perceive his bent,~And truly deem he is about to fly.~All
18    20|         to thy wish incline;~Yet deem me not of such perversity~
19    21|       XXXIII~" `Does not Argaeus deem enough to sty~Me in his
20    21|          not dare,~But would not deem himself secure withal,~By
21    21|    poisonous, will be clear;~Nor deem it meet that you to him
22    23|           Which in his tongue, I deem, might make pretence~To
23    24|          as too dearly sold they deem an inch,~Ne'er from their
24    26|    directly go~Where these, they deem, will be their certain prey.~
25    27|    purvey;~This will I have; nor deem my reasons new;~Whether
26    27|     utter such a word,~He should deem quickly, from its bitter
27    27|         reason erred:~For we may deem a hundred good abound,~Where
28    27| ingratitude, or falsehood dyed~I deem not, I accuse my destiny.~
29    28|         more distant would Paris deem~Than Tanais another would
30    28|        this my consort shall not deem~I little her unbounded love
31    28|   stripling taken to her bed,~To deem the dame less culpable inclined:~
32    28|       have dispute or care.~Nor, deem I, she with reason could
33    28| experiment our last.~Then we may deem our own not worse inclined~
34    29|         that he may less tedious deem the rhyme,~Defer my story
35    30|          Rogero and Gradasso, we~Deem there is little difference,
36    30|      know the usage, why by pact~Deem they were bound their horses
37    31|        lived, he was my pride,~I deem, I ill should render honour
38    31|              Thou errest if thou deem'st his loss the source~Of
39    31|          of the fray;~And, for I deem thou art a valiant knight,~
40    31|          array.~ ~ XXXVI~Ever, I deem, good Guido would have been~
41    31|             XLVI~"To whosoe'er I deem not Roland's foe~I tell
42    32|       thou might'st have won,~To deem that cold and darksome was
43    32|  champions were.~Needless anew I deem it to unfold~Why by Astolpho
44    32|         board is not supplied,~I deem, for them, unless the meal
45    32|    revenge requite,~He cries, `I deem it were foul wrong and sore,~
46    32|         her peer:~Not therefore, deem I, of my valour's meed~Ye
47    33|            Why vex yourself, and deem~Things real which are hollow
48    35|   judgment, through the skies,~I deem there is no need for me
49    35|       bands the Grecian ran;~And deem Penelope a courtezan.~ ~
50    35|   fiercest heat.~Brandimart many deem the cavalier;~More guesses
51    35|         Rinaldo meet;~Many would deem Orlando was the knight,~
52    36|         justly, I unjustly, die,~Deem I that thine is equal to
53    37|        foul offence.~Better they deem, mid pangs prolonged and
54    38|     Crassus' hoard,~I too should deem the dart, by Cupid thrown,~
55    38|          arms Rogero so robust~I deem, that he will surely win
56    40|       among the foes,~Might also deem how Africk's people mourned,~
57    40|       made,~Too late to save him deem all human aid.~ ~ XXVII~
58    40|   baseness or with fear.~If many deem it well he should abide,~
59    41|      This counsel give I; that I deem it sane,~Since I pursue
60    41|           When farthest off thou deem'st that God of might."~ ~
61    43|         bed;~Though doing so she deem herself unseen,~Then faithful
62    43|           LXVI~"This my belief I deem a certainty;~And faith could
63    43|          Nor lance, nor spear, I deem, so sorely smite.~To be
64    43|       was not fair Bastia built, deem I,~Which little cause of
65    45|      sheathed in plate and shell~Deem not Rogero, but the emperor'
66    45|   faithful and a paynim wight,~I deem that nought avails the marriage-tie.~
67    46|    Rogero fear,~Ill matched they deem with that fierce cavalier.~ ~