Canto

 1     1|          bought,~And having to her purpose taxed his daring,~To reassume
 2     4|         round about him for such a purpose, wore;~Because he deemed
 3     5|          faith, nor is his bosom's purpose read.~Believing still, and
 4     5|         part,~Since surer mean our purpose may fulfill;~And if it please,
 5     5|            led:~Yet not his secret purpose would be break;~Nor this
 6     6|           of Logistil;~Firm in his purpose every nerve to strain,~Lest
 7     7|            have weight~To bend thy purpose, holy souls, and bright,~
 8     7|        name:~Who to Rogero now her purpose said,~And told with what
 9     8|            What, if I suddenly thy purpose balk,~And thou find no defence
10     9|        might safely do;~And of his purpose came alike in aid~That other
11     9|           meaning for Biscay;~With purpose there to war upon the Moor;~
12     9|          made,~Granting a year his purpose to complete;~Condemned to
13     9|           he deems would serve his purpose ill,~Where he desires to
14    11|             As last upon its fatal purpose hit.~ ~ XXIV~To Italy and
15    11|           that those few without a purpose are.~'Mid sack and fire,
16    12|           he~Had not, his pressing purpose to fulfil,~Her dragon and
17    12|       galleried row;~With the same purpose he ascends the stairs,~Having
18    13|           lieu~This Odoric for the purpose he would send;~Chosen, of
19    13|        deed and word~Withstood the purpose of his foul compeer.~This
20    13|         ground,~Convenient for his purpose he had found.~ ~ XLI~He
21    14|        undergo,~At least delay thy purpose to fulfil;~So that thine
22    15|            done.~And he delays his purpose to fulfil,~In that he would
23    15|        tend,~Nor they to whet that purpose need the spur)~That they
24    15|             CV~It therefore is his purpose, without say~To Aquilant,
25    17|         supply~Fitted to shake the purpose of the peer,~Upon a new
26    17|          well, without a sign, his purpose read.~"I deem not," cried
27    18|          And renders aye his every purpose vain.~If one on all sides
28    18|          nigh,~And, though of evil purpose, changed his mood.~Of Norandine'
29    18|            Would move his stedfast purpose; for such woe~Will neither
30    18|          bring to nought~The pious purpose which has brought them here.~
31    21|        hear~More of his name: this purpose to fulfil~Was honester (
32    21|             But nought availed the purpose he designed;~His projects
33    21|        relies,~Trusts any with his purpose but the dame,~And home returned
34    21|           fear; alone~From his ill purpose would I put him by,~And
35    21|        aright.~He will return, his purpose to fulfil,~At the third
36    22|             So that they all, with purpose to have back~What the magician
37    23|            all points thy will~And purpose of thy quest I may fulfil.~ ~
38    25|             why~Was she so hot her purpose to fulfil,~That she must
39    26|            hare,~He not so far his purpose would forego,~As on his
40    27|      content,~As warning thee, thy purpose to forego,~Until thou shalt
41    29|            quickly made his fickle purpose veer;~For her, scarce seen,
42    29|           paid,~But, fixt upon his purpose, forward went.~"This madman
43    31|              Brought by mistake of purpose or of way,~Light from thine
44    32| Charlemagne,~But with the pact and purpose plainly shown,~He should
45    32|          woo,~None shall unfix the purpose of her mind;~-- But he,
46    34|        when a vile woman sues,~His purpose shift, let him the evil
47    35|             Works the same end and purpose in our clime,~As are on
48    36|           once he from his patient purpose swerves.~ ~  LVI~In that,
49    36|             nor implies~The secret purpose which she has in store.~
50    37|        Upon wine, thither for that purpose sped,~His orisons, appropriate
51    37|         more~Than would effect the purpose which she sought:~Then to
52    37|           Nothing should lack that purpose to fulfill.~May my sweet
53    38|         sumptuously~Decked for the purpose, by the pagan train;~Where
54    41|       drear,~God only knows, whose purpose is unknown~To me, in turn,
55    43|        intent,~But bid no less her purpose to pursue;~For he had taken
56    44|           wide Levant.~Firm in his purpose is Montalban's lord,~Nor
57    45|        repines;~As balked of every purpose she designs.~ ~  LXXV~As
58    45|            with intent~Young Leo's purpose, right or wrong, to break,~
59    46|            any kind,~Nor from that purpose to be turned aside;~And
60    46|          And to forego his settled purpose won;~But that proud lord
61    46|            their talk, to hear~The purpose of the stranger cavalier.~ ~