Canto

 1     1|         warlike prowess puts to present test;~Cuts short his haughty
 2     2|   elm-tree old,~Which furnished present means for her intent:~And
 3     3|         figured in a sprite,~Is present to our eyes before his birth,"~
 4     4|          now other, as it might present~Hope of adventurous quest
 5     4|         e'er in times of old or present day,~Was undertaken by a
 6     5|   snatch at all occasions which present~A mode, his praise and merits
 7     8|         another they must still present,~And so, till they the deity
 8    10|       is told~Of truer love, in present times or old.~ ~ II~And
 9    11|       future good shall end her present ill.~ ~ LXXIII~And her to
10    12|       hope~To compass easily my present scope."~ ~ XLV~The good
11    13|        not this Rogero, who~Aye present to my heart, is now to sight?~
12    14|      friendly bands.~ ~ VII~Our present safety, and life held in
13    14|        that show~Of troops, was present Agrican's bold son,~Who
14    14|       turn to sovereign joy her present woe,~Would wholly bear her
15    14|     there is greatest cause for present fear.~ ~ CVII~With eyes
16    15|     heard him roar,~If you were present, should my fear forego.~
17    15|       To him the English duke a present made~Of that so sturdy and
18    17|         descried,~And from him, present at the whole, heard more;~
19    17|  valiant gentlemen~And princes, present there in fair array,~Fearful
20    18|     trust,~Resolved he would be present at the just.~ ~ XCVII~For
21    18|     this armour, not thine own, present~To him who conquers in thy
22    19|         intention to convey~The present to his queen, of whom I
23    20|       schemes the unhappy dames present,~Each harder than the other.
24    20|        in her care,~And who (if present there) to make some stay~
25    20|  Laughing, "This lady I to thee present,~And the more beauty is
26    22|       to some friend would fain~Present him, rather than so, left
27    22|        one~He kept himself, the present course to run.~ ~ LXVII~
28    23|        resigned,~Has aye Rogero present to her mind.~ ~ VII~With
29    23|       to his lord on his return present;~And he believed that Heaven
30    23|     Since of his arms he has no present need.~ ~ XV~Bent, since
31    23|       boot,~O'erbalanced by the present bitter fruit.~ ~ CXI~Three
32    24|    should ensue,~PRIDE, who was present, could as ill consent:~But
33    25|        sell~To him, who will be present, to advance~The price of
34    26|         interfere,~That for the present parley time with pain~Suffices,
35    27|       rod;~Happy, wert thou not present to perplex.~So serpent creeps
36    27|    which could better please~At present" (made reply the paynim
37    29|       XVII~"In guerdon for this present, I request~That thou to
38    29|       her every deed~The pagan, present still, gave curious heed;~ ~
39    40|        bread.~ ~ IV~But Trotto, present at this victory,~Afranio,
40    43|        change; and to her sight~Present yourself, disguised like
41    43|         hall~Her husband at the present time is gone;~And I how
42    43| conveyed,~-- Not to behold such present, cause of pain,~Her own
43    43|       by the touchstone try,~My present good would little bettered
44    43|         his courtesy,~A parting present, ere farewell was said.~
45    43|      than before, and sure;~And present was Sobrino at the cure.~ ~
46    44|      bring,~And mid those lords present him to the king;~ ~ XXX~
47    44|      evening a Romanian knight;~Present what time the Child with
48    45|       would maintain;~And Aymon present in the press behold!~--
49    46|        have chased,~And with my present love have straight replaced.~ ~
50    46|         brother he) this costly present gave.~ ~ LXXXI~The curtiest
51    46|  Affords the priestly band such present aid,~Extinguished are the
52    46|        Rogero at his vizor doth present~His naked poniard's point,