Canto

 1   Int|   chaste and proper) Orlando, set out for France in search
 2     1|     prisoned tongue and voice set free.~ ~ LXVII~"Grieve not,"
 3     3|    moves her from a marsh, to set~Her stones, where Ceres'
 4     4|      guide;~Who have the road set down, with other lore,~So
 5     5|    costly robe, in which were set~Fair stripes of gold upon
 6     6|   Wisely on better things has set her heart.~Hence, leagued
 7     7|    she to the stripling bore,~Set not on gifting him with
 8     7|   sword in hand, the squadron set upon;~This one he wounded,
 9     9|    great or small the produce set aside)~A part of it, to
10     9|     her bear.~He fears, if he set foot on Ireland's shore,~
11    11|    before,~By this he had not set an equal store;~ ~ III~Warmed
12    13|      bird for whom it was not set!"~ ~ XXXIV~Then to the County
13    13|       in fitting time I shall set free,~And good Rogero, from
14    14|   which their comrades raise,~Set, at fit points, the wildfire
15    15|     nymph his toils so deftly set,~One day, in air he took
16    15|       upon his way the knight~Set forward, and to Damietta
17    15|  where,~'Mid locks so thickly set, to find the hair.~ ~ LXXX~
18    17|  their glad and costly supper set.~ ~ CXIX~With the high tower
19    18|    eight of whom I spake, all set upon~The foe, with Edward
20    18|      you should by his memory set such store,~Now shall be
21    18|   Over the Holy Land as ruler set:~He with the duke takes
22    18|    two~Might in Damascus-town set up their rest.~When at the
23    18|     But mortals Destiny would set at nought~If every wight
24    19|    garden's close~Yet to have set his venturous foot before.~
25    20|     two illustrious light, to set no more.~ ~ II~Women have
26    20|    lovers by whose faith they set most store,~For many days
27    20|   That like Artemia think, is set aside;~And little lacks
28    20|    right concede~To sally, or set foot upon the beach,~And
29    20|     Driven to this city, have set up your rest~Beneath this
30    20|      exhort,~To do their best set forth in silent wise,~And
31    21|       once: the youthful peer~Set out from Holland's isle,
32    21|      had discerned~This other set by her so little store,~
33    21|    that game~Of deadly hatred set him two for one.~Her face
34    22|    foil the enchanter, and to set at large~The different prisoners,
35    23|    availed,~Thither, whence I set out, my steps to guide,~
36    23|     his prostrate neck should set.~ ~ LXVII~The three in silence
37    25|        Vivian and Malagigi to set free;~To Bertolagi sold
38    25|     Here female upon male had set her will;~Had hope; and,
39    25|     Who would not in the wood set up their rest.~When to this
40    25|    the whole emprize;~And, to set free your brethren, in my
41    25|     before~Aldigier lent, and set by him great store;~ ~ LXXX~
42    26| bested!~By trot or amble they set little store;~And he who
43    27|      breast.~ ~ CII~Five have set up their rest, resolved
44    28|     no ground.~ ~ XI~"Faustus set forth, and, after few days'
45    30|    prison on the selfsame day set free.~ ~ XLI~"And even yet
46    30|      She on Rogero well might set her heart.~ ~ LXXIII~Though
47    32|  short of thine, if thou wilt set~The sum of my desert, against
48    32|   their supper be before them set.~To him that maid: "The
49    32|    their eyes --~First of the set, Duke Aymon's daughter rose,~
50    33|      sustain,~Another Charles set fire to Italy;~Who has two
51    33|  mountain snow,~And that they set the mulberry's thriving
52    34|     So promised he to do; and set me free,~And let me, as
53    35|     that Song can quicken and set free~Him that is prisoned
54    36|      To founder in mid ocean, set afloat.~ ~  LXI~"But Fortune,
55    37|     Within the town the troop set up their rest,~Until the
56    38|      mighty multitude,~Should set his foot on warlike Africk'
57    38|  lieutenant of the reign,~Has set down thousands, where he
58    39|    valiant Olivier was of the set,~Orlando's kin, and, with
59    40|   thou liv'st, I trust, shalt set us free,~Redeem from trouble,
60    42|     such sweet joy was whilom set at nought,~Such bright,
61    42|   these her hallowed feet had set~On Peter Bembo and James
62    44|     When first those paladins set foot ashore.~ ~ XXXII~With
63    44|       her the castellain~Hath set, and she is free to come
64    45|     found at last a way -- to set him free;~So that his cruel
65    45|     And I for thine my safety set aside,~And weigh thy friendship
66    46|     shines. Lo! one that hath set free~Her conquering lord