Canto

 1     1|        a place constructed for repose;~With bows so interwoven,
 2     1|     there in solitude and safe repose,~Blooms unapproached by
 3     2|   clear,~Cried to the knight, "Repose upon my say.~To thee may
 4     3|      than once assure her safe repose.~ ~ XXVI~"Alberto next,
 5     3| townsmen loath the lazy calm's repose,~And pray that stormy waves
 6     3|       all day toil on, without repose,~Where precipices frowned
 7     5|     her there) till his return repose;~And quickly to the lists
 8     6|        thousand miles, without repose, he went,~And still, at
 9     6|    four points, the portal did repose~On columns of one solid
10     8|  Already every where, with due repose,~Creatures restored their
11    10|        the firmament~Seemed to repose as props, so fair in show~
12    14|       thou surely find; for to repose~At night he ever to that
13    14|      hoarse, and needing short repose.~ ~
14    15|            LXXVI~The ladies to repose the warriors led~To a fair
15    18|      grants those others small repose by land,~Those left in France,
16    19|    other cried again,~"That to repose I did not leave the knight.~
17    19|      Thou and thy comrades may repose with me,~For whom there
18    20|     were.~Some watch, and some repose upon the floor,~And rest
19    21|       from the field,~There to repose until his wounds were healed.~ ~
20    23|     and chain.~He entered, for repose, the cool retreat,~And found
21    23|       and have their season of repose:~I feel, my breast can never
22    24|      gathering breath, without repose,~The champions one another
23    25|      same, but different their repose.~One sleeps, one groans
24    25|     leads me to her chamber of repose~In haste, not suffers others
25    25|  family,~Save young Rogero: no repose afford~To him the thoughts,
26    25|      myself arrived, and crave repose.~ ~
27    26|         LXVI~With him, without repose, the damsel rides,~Who with
28    27|        he takes a day or two's repose;~And, when he finds Orlando
29    27|     And 'tis resolved, without repose, again~To drench with Christian
30    27|        his inn besought him to repose.~-- His courser stalled --
31    28|     appetite is gone, with his repose,~Ne'er to return; and (whilom
32    28|      liege-lady's sin, than in repose.~Rodomont thence departs
33    28|  neither on this side nor that repose,~But everywhere encounters
34    29|      palfrey's flight,~Without repose or pause, now here, now
35    30|    Which may avail to minister repose,~If aye, by this or that
36    32|       wear;~Nor such prolonged repose desired to break;~Nor wished
37    32|      and turns, nor ever finds repose;~And still, impatient for
38    32|       grudge me safe and sweet repose."~ ~ XXVI~Sorrow the maid
39    33|     now left, but vainly seeks repose:~ ~ LX~Yet slumber toward
40    33|        resting place; far less repose.~ ~ LXXVIII~But so I will
41    33|    shall conclude my canto and repose.~ ~
42    34|    good life extinguished, and repose~So banished, that with strife
43    34|     well of due refreshment as repose,~(For all and every comfort
44    34|       wealthy lords their hope repose,~And some, befooled by silly
45    37|      sea,~Upon their weary way repose the three.~ ~  XXXV~They
46    38|   weary, all were woe.~Each in repose and quietude designed~To
47    41|        the warriors parted, to repose,~Till from the neighbouring
48    42|   twere not ill, meseemeth, to repose."~-- "It cannot but be well" (
49    42|      thought.~But let me, sir, repose myself, and I~Will then
50    43|  desires to go:~Awhile will he repose; and then be gone,~An hour
51    43|     than maketh for her lord's repose;~Then well befits the reverend
52    43|  Rinaldo grants his boatmen no repose;~That do what can be done
53    44|  Rogero's mind enjoys not more repose;~For albeit those sad tidings
54    44|    there all day determines to repose,~As where he may his wearied
55    45|        there Rogero tarried to repose;~Nor loosed his armour,
56    46|       bids Rogero on his faith repose;~For since by him the Bulgar'