Canto

 1     2|        past, (save I mistake)~A tower is seated in the vale below.~
 2     3|     steel,~And inexpugnable his tower, and high;~Besides that
 3     4|   reached the plain beneath the tower.~Then gave her bugle breath,
 4     4|         had desire, and why~The tower he in that savage place
 5     4|       high degree,~Have to this tower conveyed, his lot to share,~
 6     4|         is turned.~Nor wall nor tower on any side is seen,~As
 7     5|       made proclaim by town and tower,~(For he believes her wronged,
 8     8|       captives dungeon-cell and tower.~ ~ LXI~Keeping that region
 9    10|         best,~Your thoughts may tower more high than hawks in
10    10|         Clustering 'twixt lucid tower or battlement,~Green odoriferous
11    12|  exposed.~Though vain his magic tower of steel, and vain~Alcina'
12    12|        Gascony, some straggling tower~Excepted, had reduced beneath
13    14|     bird ill-omened, which from tower~Or tree croaks future evil,
14    14|       bulwarks fall,~And top of tower, huge piece of bastion,~
15    15|        thief was sheltered in a tower,~Alike the native's and
16    15|         bulky load,~Who could a tower upon his neck convey.~The
17    16|     that while through town and tower~The furious Rodomont such
18    17|       peril, crumbling roof and tower~Is tost by them that on
19    17|       Cyprus, and in Rhodes, by tower and town,~Which in near
20    17|      set.~ ~ CXIX~With the high tower the beauteous gallery, clear~
21    17|      art.~'Twere better he from tower, a worthy pain,~Were gibbeted,
22    18|       her; but, that in hall or tower,~A vicar too her charge
23    18|        morn: they prison in the tower~Origille, till Lucina shall
24    20|         CXII~But when the magic tower upon the hill~Was razed,
25    21|     dons his arms, and from the tower departs;~And wanders thence
26    21|        homeward speed,~And in a tower enclose the cavalier;~There
27    21|       she sought~The prisoner's tower, as she was wont before:~
28    21|   beneath the main,~Came to the tower, and, through a secret gate,~
29    22|   forbids, that you beside that tower~Be forced to stop and mingle
30    22|        of the train~That of the tower maintained the usage fell,~
31    27|         came,~Searched convent, tower, and house, and, save confined~'
32    27|        XCIII~"I hence to yonder tower, which distant nigh~Three
33    29|        The sepulchre, will he a tower provide,~Wherein he purposes
34    29|    dight;~But not that pile and tower with equal haste~Were so
35    29|     warrior pricked towards the tower,~Him from the adverse bank
36    29|     work; nor yet were done~The tower and tomb, the bridge, scarce
37    29|        cheer,~Afoot, as he that tower is standing nigh,~For he
38    29|      Flordelice that bridge and tower was near,~(So was by name
39    29|       behind him stream, bridge tower, and cell.~ ~ L~'Twere phrensy
40    30|       my prisoner in the Syrian tower:~Yet other than Rogero's
41    32|       but one,~Named TRISTRAM'S TOWER, throughout the neighbouring
42    32|     five or six miles wide, the tower did stand.~ ~ LXIX~Though
43    32|        ill)~So, as to reach the tower, ere Night o'erlays~The
44    32|          LXXXVIII~"Entering the tower, he finds her harboured
45    32|      and pacing round his lofty tower,~As if that prince the sentinel
46    32|        a cavalier consigned~The tower; whereof that baron he possest,~
47    32|     worthy were should void the tower,~And seek another inn, by
48    32|     yields in beauty, from your tower must wend,~Here to remain
49    34|       left us neither town,~Not tower, save one, where cliffs
50    35|          and stored them in the tower.~ ~ LIV~All others, taken
51    37|    steer.~This leads you to his tower, described by me,~To prove
52    37|    fortune has conducted to his tower."~ ~ XLIV~How in that impious
53    37|       way,~And distant from the tower, his ambuscade.~The roads
54    37|   middle, fortified~With a tall tower, upon its topmost pitch.~
55    37|       day, leap headlong from a tower,~Who never took so still
56    38| Agramant had intrusted town and tower,~Till his return, to king
57    39|     Valentia; where he town and tower~Begins to fortify with mickle
58    44|         dig a ditch nor build a tower,~In fear lest any rob thee
59    44|         thence to Rocca Forte's tower transport.~ ~ LXXIII~A castle
60    45|        to acquire Belgrade, and tower and town~Throughout the
61    45|      With his companion, to the tower, where stied~Was he, reserved
62    45|         well-built wall, strong tower, or aged oak,~No more are
63    45|    would batter down~Gateway or tower; now gaping fosse would