Canto

 1     1|        fight, or foray would he use~Helmet but that which good
 2     1|      sweet,~Reserved to gladder use in safer seat.~ ~ LXXII~
 3     3|      hardest stone which masons use,~Shone smooth and lucid,
 4     4|      feeble sight can serve her use;~And in her mind next tracks
 5     7|      thrice a day,~Now for this use, and now at other call.~'
 6     7| enchanter seen~In magic and the use of every spell,~The heart
 7     8|       act too foul it seemed to use his blade~On dog, and knave
 8     9|        Proteus' hears the cruel use~But feels such pity for
 9     9|      sulphur lie,~Stored up for use in magazine profound,~Which
10    10|       all that skilful horsemen use to try~Upon plain ground,
11    11|         me?~Not only this, (but use me as you may)~I, and my
12    12|         the haunt by night.~Its use he guessed; but would the
13    16|      his vain delight:~Yet evil use doth sovereign reason chase,~
14    17|    serves, it cannot be~An evil use to make our worth appear:~
15    17|    shepherd more for sport than use.~ ~ XXXV~"The flesh of man
16    18|      and hear them ever is your use;~And ere you judge another,
17    18|        They deem 'tis better to use arms and hands~In fight,
18    18|    inquiry where the knight may use;~But they encounter with
19    19|  enclosed;~Which ever, for that use, they kept disposed.~ ~
20    20|      flung,~Kept for like cruel use the rest among.~ ~ XXXVII~"
21    20|        sworn to observe an evil use.~ ~ CVI~But I will first
22    21|      presence freed,~As was her use, my brother's fealty tried.~
23    21|        this fearful need,~Might use some secret of his cunning
24    21| offended;~But, as was still the use of cavalier,~Had guarded
25    22|     forthwith began to tell~The use established there by Pinnabel.~ ~
26    22|         made wayfarers that ill use obey.~In all (who rather
27    23| reverence due,~According to old use and honours paid,~In former
28    23|        the bridle I have little use;~For gentle is my palfrey,
29    24|        know,~That you to better use reserve the brand;~And that
30    26|       And we. to grace it more, use every art:~Yet they can
31    26|         right of war and common use."~ ~ LXXIX~Marphisa raised
32    27|    Rodomont.~To win his arms is use of cavalier,~Before his
33    28|    ground,~And keep it from the use of all beside,~Though hence
34    29|        Ishmael's line~The sober use deserving censure deemed.~
35    31|        bosoms aye such practise use)~And is content to listen
36    32|      will observe your castle's use."~ ~ LXXI~The guard his
37    32|     thrown on Love his castle's use.~ ~ XCIII~"For Love should
38    34|        is prepared, erewhile in use~To scower the heavens, wherein
39    34|       Larger or lesser, to that use ordained.~That largest was
40    35| henceforth are they fit for any use;~And, out of mighty myriads,
41    36|      through all her range,~And use is second nature, hard to
42    37|         me,~To prove the savage use that cruel peer~Has there
43    37|          Which as her country's use she certified;~But, because
44    37|        in manner to prevent~The use of speech, and prisoned
45    38|    trust!~The stones beyond the use of nature grew;~Which rolling
46    38|       least to gain the victory use art,~Which may be yours,
47    40|        friends, about to sever, use.~ ~ XIII~The holy priests
48    42|      Gradasso gone,~Against the use of gallant cavalier,~Him
49    44|        in domes where courtiers use;~And so enduring was the
50    45|      life you gave me, for your use~Will ever render back, upon