Canto

 1     1|     miles from loathed Rinaldo's beat,~To rest herself a while
 2     1|          hope revived, her bosom beat~Shortly to repossess her
 3     1|     where the deafening bolt had beat him down,~Nigh his death-stricken
 4     2|         with a different measure beat?~Thou wilt not let me take
 5     5|       pillow layed her head!~She beat her bosom, and she tore
 6     5|          and heart which thickly beat,~At the third trumpet, laid
 7     6|         for spirit and for hand,~Beat back the billows, and returned
 8     6|      billows of the Indian ocean beat,~Where good Rinaldo and
 9     7|     Roughish and somedeal ill to beat, they went.~Besides that
10     8|        trail;~Already drums were beat, and trumpets brayed,~And
11     8|        the neighbouring mountain beat~And glare, reflected from
12     8|    Scotland; to pursue Rinaldo's beat.~ ~ XXII~By king, by daughter,
13     8|     dishevelled on her shoulders beat.~The louder winds are hushed,
14    10|       certain of her plight:~She beat her bosom, and her tresses
15    10|           But taught to make him beat his wings and soar,~Here,
16    13|         hill, whose woody top is beat~By ceaseless winds, the
17    14|          its back, or waves that beat~(What time the troubled
18    14| witnesses with joy their martial beat,~But to permit their sally
19    14|    though of pewter, not of iron beat,~Or rather of soft rind
20    16|  lamentation rung,~And loud they beat their lifted palms and cried:~
21    17|        wept, afflicted sore, and beat their breast.~And hugged
22    18|       his armour and pursued his beat;~But first besought the
23    18|      fruitless was his task,~Who beat in vain upon Mambrino's
24    18|       about his banners and bade beat~Throughout his broken squadrons
25    20|      That he so long a road must beat alone;~Where, never without
26    20|          tedious road the couple beat,~Without adventure needful
27    22|        sight of them, a sentinel~Beat twice upon the castle's
28    23|        field, and wood, a gloomy beat,~More than ten weary miles
29    23|          whom he had pursued the beat;~Though that he was a puissant
30    23|          warrior had pursued his beat,~Ere eddying from a roof
31    24|       firm as rock which billows beat.~And so it happened, that
32    27|       charged alone, but routed, beat and broke.~ ~ XIX~The Christian
33    29|         on one thought her fancy beat:~If any mode, if any way,
34    29|     herbs enow by them in many a beat,~With or without their roots,
35    29|        his back Orlando felt him beat,~He turned, and turning
36    31|        leading the assault,~Bade beat his drums and bade his bugles
37    33|    attack,~Alphonso and Gonsalvo beat them back.~ ~ XXIV~"You
38    33|       their swords were heard to beat.~ ~ LXXX~None e'er by proof
39    33|       air,~Which echoes with the beat of savage wing.~Behold!
40    34|        wasted form long time had beat~The winter's rain and summers
41    35|          those swans divine,~Now beat the buxom air with nimble
42    36|          call,~Rousing the foot, beat drum and ataball.~ ~ XXX~
43    37|      raiment thus had shorn,~Had beat them, and had done them
44    38|       ears the tidings flew.~She beat her breast, her golden tresses
45    40|        people, and in tears,~Aye beat their bosoms, and for succour
46    41|        that rout,~As waves which beat their troubled bark about.~ ~
47    41|       the trembling lady's heart beat double.~ ~ XXXIV~The warriors
48    41|     threatening wind and tempest beat,~But him his harassed conscience
49    44|      locks of gold:~For this she beat, and those uptore and brake;~
50    44|           albeit its fond mother beat~And drive it forth in anger,
51    44|           nor lodging found; his beat~He still pursued; and now
52    46|        heart above those others' beat:~Not that she deemed the