Canto

 1     2|          he, who when the lady's pride and care,~Paid back with
 2     3|         Shall thrash the Romans' pride who overbear;~Shall from
 3     6|   rescued by illustrious Brava's pride,~Whose prowess freed us
 4     9|        through thee his knightly pride,~Nor base be rated with
 5    12|          without your casques of pride,~Already reft by me in your
 6    13|         his name,~And Bretagne's pride; all virtues ever yet~Bestowed
 7    14|        Avarice, Anger, Gluttony,~Pride, Envy, Sloth, and Cruelty.
 8    16|     courser, trapped with mickle pride;~With faithless Origille,
 9    16|   Christians take such heart and pride,~The bands do nought but
10    17|      support.~Rodomont, mad with pride, had, in his chace~Of the
11    18|        groans Sir Rodomont, with pride o'erblown,~Inflamed with
12    18|        so sorely anger stung and pride,~Thither he thought a second
13    18|     greater power~Should go, did Pride with her as well repair;~
14    18|          had little way to fare.~Pride went with her; but, that
15    18| Companion of the enterprise, was Pride)~Upon her road; and found
16    18| somewhile hammered on the stone.~Pride, underneath, the ready tinder
17    18|          she looked smilingly on Pride,~Through her he to a courser
18    19|   conveyed,~So waxed in stubborn pride and haught disdain,~She
19    19|           And would the damsel's pride endure no more.~Where young
20    20|     overblown with insolence and pride,~Worthy the cavalier who
21    20|    ill-sorted seemed her vest of pride~With her foul visage, more
22    21|         good Zerbino sue,~-- Her pride abased, and look of haught
23    22|        sore;~But he abased their pride and haughty vaunt,~Who straight
24    22|         Pinnabel,~Of overweening pride and little fame:~Him he
25    22|       her ready sword, Dordona's pride~Was at his flank, and prest
26    22|       mid those three knights of pride,~Of Burgundy's good marquis
27    23|        rates the charger, in his pride,~And smites him oftentimes
28    23|       does all griefs outgo.~His pride had from his forehead passed
29    24|         tookest Hector's arms of pride,~By theft thou hadst them,
30    24|    battle boils, while they~With pride and anger, and with hatred
31    24|          agreement should ensue,~PRIDE, who was present, could
32    24|          proof,~With these, made PRIDE and DISCORD stand aloof.~ ~
33    26|         held in such esteem, the pride of Spain?~So praised by
34    26|          said to her with mickle pride;~"Because I know Rogero
35    26|         king subdued his haughty pride,~And the fell fight which
36    27|          king of Argier, that in pride~Surpassed all knights that
37    27|        Sir Rodomont, with wonted pride,~Returned for answer: "Neither
38    27|        for pleasure at the view.~Pride gamboled and rejoiced with
39    29|      seen to strain,~Brimfull of pride, and anger, and disdain.~ ~
40    29|         it to that lady, full or pride!~Since Roland, but for this,
41    30|      astonied knight;~And as his pride and fury waxes, grow~As
42    31|       whenas he lived, he was my pride,~I deem, I ill should render
43    31|        laid their fury and their pride apart,~And for their vantage
44    31|        good steed, Mount Alban's pride.~ ~ XCII~Hence had that
45    32|        his bridge that knight of pride,~Who has so many sells,
46    32|        Iceland boasted, in their pride,~To bear away from France
47    33|         Gonslavo you behold, the pride of Spain.~Fortune to Lewis
48    33|        royal lord,~Nor knows the pride and license of his host,~
49    33|    Lucifer, the monarch waxed in pride,~And war upon his maker
50    34|         excessive of the two,~My pride of beauty, could to thee
51    34|   declare.~Though it is certain, Pride but took its rise~In that
52    35|         tomb alone those arms of pride;~And will that you release
53    36|       maid would publish, in her pride,~That she was single in
54    36|          hear of thee, as one~To pride and every churlishness inclined."~
55    36|    virgin heart, shalt thou take pride."~Hearing that voice the
56    37|          before those knights of pride~With her victorious lance
57    37|          season when its crested pride~Is vanished, and its vigour
58    38|    Rogero he esteemed not in his pride,~And thought he ill could
59    41|         Gradasso, who Anglantes' pride~Had equally unhorsed, in
60    41|           and against Sericana's pride,~Desirous valiant Brandimart
61    42|       noble tree;~And, Benedeo's pride, Timotheus hight.~Between
62    43|         by him are broken in his pride,~And gates of warlike towns
63    43| scattered round.~So that Argia's pride of heart was laid;~And so