Canto

 1    19|       Marphisa's valiant heart,~Albeit for the second dance unmeet;~
 2    21|     fame is not to be despised,~Albeit so little life by him be
 3    24|       suffrage of the wise:~And albeit some may show themselves
 4    27| Malagigi's, as before was said;~Albeit he so rescued in his need~
 5    27|     behold thee more."~ ~ XXXIX~Albeit in back and arms all over
 6    27|        caitiff to his pain;~And albeit but a simple nod should
 7    29|     whom slow~She would esteem, albeit that palfrey were~Yet faster
 8    30|       he that monarch slew:~He, albeit thick, divides an iron band~
 9    30|          nor warrant it I dare,~Albeit the thing may easily be
10    31|     service in the end is paid,~Albeit its wages should be long
11    31|    immersed;~And largely drank, albeit with little thirst.~But
12    31|        apart, his servants lay,~Albeit warmly by Rinaldo prayed,~
13    32|    underneath a covering cloud;~Albeit the furious rain beats fast
14    32|       painted walls they stare;~Albeit of meat they have no little
15    33|         CIV~High prized withal, albeit it so abound,~Is that best
16    34|      this terrestrial paradise!~Albeit nor you the cause of your
17    34|    earth, till I anew be sent?"~Albeit he said not that he should
18    35|            subjoined the dame)~"Albeit I to meet another came."~ ~
19    37|      herself has ta'en her way,~Albeit to fare a-foot sore irksome
20    37|      performed this while:~For. albeit avaricious was the sire,~
21    37|         to vengeance wake:~Who, albeit they due punishment suspend,~
22    38|   assembled throng:~ ~ XXXVIII~"Albeit if fits not captain, as
23    38|         you send some frigates, albeit few,~(Provided that unfurled
24    38|        this life I bear;~Which, albeit 'tis with yours sore laden,
25    38|         LV~"And the other Mars (albeit against my heart~It goes
26    38|       could equal him in fight,~Albeit he slew in strife the Tartar
27    39|      Dudon, that again upstood~(Albeit swoln were Dudon's face
28    40|      Nor thought he of retreat, albeit was none~Of his own band
29    40|          in his fierce disdain,~Albeit upon his feeble powers the
30    41|        should vengeance follow, albeit slow,~Dealt by his consort
31    41|        better coat with speech;~Albeit the Moorish king, with bitter
32    42|    realms above.~ ~ XV~Orlando, albeit he should joy in heart~At
33    42|      how from her to be untied,~Albeit his courser plunges without
34    42|          and works so manifold,~Albeit by night they mostly hidden
35    42|      noble task to end."~ ~ XCV~Albeit such grace and passing sweetness
36    43|      following words.~ ~ XCVII~"Albeit thou know'st me not, O cavalier~
37    43|     crushed I should have lain,~Albeit I could not by his arm be
38    44|         sister to the cavalier;~Albeit with either small entreaties
39    44|         crew their coming stay,~Albeit the wind blew fair for their
40    44|     enjoys not more repose;~For albeit those sad tidings have not
41    44|      times have given him life,~Albeit a thousand times the knight
42    44|         of fire before the foe,~Albeit no guard on her the castellain~
43    44|         by gilded panoply,~That albeit to the foe he furnished
44    44|         slain.~ ~ XCII~As baby, albeit its fond mother beat~And
45    45|       or short, or what it may,~Albeit to Leo's service all applied,~
46    45|      cannot ever be repaid.~So, albeit it appeared a hardship sore~
47    45|        he would fulfil.~ ~ LVII~Albeit no sooner he the intent
48    46|       feet have stood,~To fall, albeit unpushed, to ground again.~
49    46|          how Rogero's might,~-- Albeit to his good squadron's scathe
50    46|    brother's stock should grow~(Albeit she knew far distant from
51    46|         in those times.~ ~ CIII~Albeit of Charles and Agramant
52    46|   honour at this board.~ ~ CVI~"Albeit thy felony be plain and