Canto

 1     1|       fell despite,~Against the realm of France Spain's martial
 2     3|      duke of thy fair race, his realm's delight;~Who reigns secure,
 3     3|  recount, and more~His grateful realm shall Hercules adore;~ ~
 4     5|     wealth and birth~In all the realm, was none of equal worth.~ ~
 5     5| touching this event,~And in the realm, was various sentiment.~ ~
 6     5|     chivalry,~And barons of the realm and others near~Rinaldo
 7     6|         armies have o'errun~Her realm, and towns above a hundred
 8     7|      From that effeminate, soft realm to bring~Back into warlike
 9     7|         her intention from that realm to guide,~Where he should
10     7|       how he gained~At last the realm where Logistilla reigned.~ ~ ~
11     8|         So sent through all his realm, with expedition,~His treasures,
12     9|       he~Spies; nor surveys the realm of France alone;~But fair
13     9|         Friesland's king, whose realm is from our own~No further
14    10|     shore.~To Logistilla's holy realm addressed,~Rogero goes,
15    10|        fay:~Whence was Alcina's realm turned upside down,~Of which
16    10|   endeared,~And issued from her realm upon his way.~I first of
17    11|        Fortune, till her native realm was lost.~ ~ VI~Now that
18    11|     Scarcely a day in Ireland's realm he spends:~And for no prayers
19    12|      Her way to her fair Indian realm anew.~ ~ XXIV~King Sacripant,
20    14|        how his country and glad realm, whose size~Shamed others,
21    14|     monarch more~Loved than his realm, -- beyond his very eyes:~
22    15|    compare~With the most mighty realm that ever stood.~But Doria
23    15|      Him to bestow a town, -- a realm -- I see,~Upon a faithful
24    16|    endure,~Is Italy or Almayn's realm secure;~ ~ XXXVII~"Or any
25    17|       array,~Towards his Syrian realm had shaped his way.~ ~ XXVII~"
26    20|   Mambrino slew,~And sacked the realm whose royal crown they wore.~
27    20|  cluster,~Who bent on change of realm in springtide muster.~ ~
28    26|    molest~Than Francis, who the realm of France will steer,~Who
29    27|         And would that from his realm, in want and woe,~King Agramant
30    29|         seem) to be to Argier's realm addrest.~Not yet was brought
31    31|       She sought throughout the realm of France in vain;~Here
32    33|      Arrives in Nubia's distant realm, and here~Driving the Harpies
33    33|    destruction be.~Lo! from the realm, as oft as they attack,~
34    33|       unexplored throughout the realm of Spain.~ ~ XCVIII~Beneath
35    33|     hand.~ ~ CII~In Aethiopia's realm Senapus reigns,~Whose sceptre
36    33|          Or drive them from the realm which they offend.~If I
37    34|        his slave,~With half our realm, if certain by that act~
38    34|         will amend,~Will of his realm my father repossess,~And
39    34|         LXXIV~Nor here alone of realm and wealthy dower,~O'er
40    35|        Nor ever, in terrestrial realm, so fine~And fair a raiment
41    38|          Astolpho from the holy realm descends;~Through whom with
42    38|         But he is of his Africk realm so wide,~With Charles he
43    38|    erpast, before~I added to my realm six kingdoms more;~ ~ XVI~"
44    38|         other side,~Saw Nubia's realm before him soon appear;~
45    38|  hearing in what peril lies~His realm, through his attack on Pepin'
46    38|        by the sea~From your own realm, and warring with our band,~
47    39|   strife to make;~Where Afric's realm and honour are at stake.~ ~
48    45|       deluded still,~In riches, realm, or field of battle, gory~
49    45|        to chase,~Will rove from realm to realm, till one afford~
50    45|         Will rove from realm to realm, till one afford~Some dame,
51    46|             LXXI~He accepts the realm, by their entreaties won;~
52    46|       since by him the Bulgar's realm is swayed,~Peace between