Canto

 1     1|          LXXIX~Mixed with such secret bane the waters glide,~Which
 2     2|       pocket, and drew forth a secret book.~ ~ XV~This opened,
 3     2|     his woe.~And he to her his secret grief confessed,~Won by
 4     2|     Held in such open and such secret hate;~And future trouble
 5     3|         And, kneeling, hears a secret wicket grate~In the opposing
 6     3|  Lifter her foot, and trod the secret cave,~When the live spirit,
 7     4|        with perpetual fire and secret, burned.~The enchanter breaks
 8     5|     Rinaldo comes to venge the secret treason.~ ~ ~ I~Among all
 9     5|        ready now to spring his secret snare,~He sought his rival
10     5|       evening led:~Yet not his secret purpose would be break;~
11     5|       and low,~Over against my secret gallery.~On the other side
12     6|     man who lives in trust~His secret sin is safe in his possession!~
13     6|   hopes had nursed,~Wholly his secret treason to conceal.~By taking
14     6|      vain, through strange and secret sluice,~Passed under sea
15     7|        To him Melissa sage the secret snare,~And remedy for that
16     7|        a neighbour's ear,~What secret pleases best; to knight
17     7|       her bower alone, through secret way,~And passed towards
18     7|     net or book,~Disturb their secret haunts in pleasant brook.~ ~
19     8|     his breast;~And fanned the secret fire, which through the
20    10|    ivory ground;~Knowing those secret beauties are espied,~Which,
21    13|        applauds,~And weaves in secret but deceit and frauds.~ ~
22    16|     say,~Out of the city he in secret rode;~Nor to his brother
23    17|    vale the monarch roves,~And secret wood, scarce pervious to
24    18|     when and where)~She had in secret given the dwarf command,~
25    18|  Discord at this, who read his secret thought,~Exclaimed, as she
26    19|    felt corrode her heart with secret wound;~She felt corrode
27    19|      faithful witness to their secret love.~ ~ XXXVI~Amid such
28    20|       cheer,~Haply from me the secret might you hear."~ ~ CXXXIX~
29    21|        The soul, which is with secret evil dyed,~Does with such
30    21|      the tower, and, through a secret gate,~Was there admitted
31    21|   fearful need,~Might use some secret of his cunning lore;~But
32    22|        eye~In the long run the secret will espy.~ ~ XL~"One first
33    24|       of the unhappy count,~In secret garden, and so laments the
34    25|        I laughed at some, with secret jeer,~Who, knowing not the
35    28|   reason guessed,~Nor read the secret woe which caused his moan;~
36    28|    beauteous air and mien~Some secret cause of grief had been
37    28|      By land or water, for his secret grief.~ ~ XCI~Rodomont brooked
38    31|  search for beauteous nymph in secret cell.~Nor this the first
39    33|     And thus within himself in secret said:~ ~ XCIV~"Win him who
40    33|   springs, if anywhere, Nile's secret fountain.~ ~ CXXVII~Almost
41    34|     suit gainsayed,~For him in secret that I would have done,~
42    35|        solemn mystery, and the secret sense,~Astolpho, marvelling,
43    35|     Yet -- would'st thou I the secret should expose? --~By contraries
44    36|        damsel, nor implies~The secret purpose which she has in
45    37| purposed blow,~Must feign, and secret snares for him extend.~And
46    37|       prey,~Is homeward to his secret cavern bound,~And, when
47    44|      She could -- she gave her secret sorrow vent,~While from
48    44|        Yet in the city, he the secret knows.~He o'er his humble
49    45|     her a despite.~ ~ XLIII~In secret, Leo with the man that bore~
50    45|        to remain~Persuades, in secret, four or six days' space:~
51    46|          Towards the city by a secret way~(Nor was his visage
52    46|        life in doubt,~She in a secret chamber made lament,~Through
53    46|      wholesome discipline:~The secret spirit of the ancient page~