Canto

 1     1|       breed."~The horse for this returned not to his side,~Deaf to
 2     1|    thinned files without her boy returned.~-- Not such her rapture
 3     3|        deal,~Astrea shall appear returned from heaven,~To this low
 4     4|       might,~Have gone, but none returned the tale to tell.~So that
 5     4|       long space amazed, ere she returned~To her right judgement,
 6     6|       Beat back the billows, and returned to land.~ ~ VI~And, now
 7     7|         she wore~Before his eyes returned the magic dame;~Nor old
 8     7|    Advised, he to behold the fay returned,~And that good ring of sovereign
 9     8|              LXXII~To memory now returned his lady gay,~She rather
10     9|          deed was done,~Proud he returned, both he and his array,~
11    10|        The others of their train returned abroad,~And rested in their
12    12|         and gallery fair,~He yet returned, and, having nothing found,~
13    12|       master of his lore,~Ferrau returned towards the sylvan fount,~
14    13|          to his home Zerbino was returned,~If thou know'st what is
15    13|        she saw, without her love returned,~(Such time elapsed, her
16    14|         Afric shore~By Agramant, returned three days before.~ ~ XXVI~
17    15|        the net the impious thief returned,~Who robbed the temple and
18    15|          find her, to that place returned,~Lovelier than ever; and
19    16|      Damascus, with the cavalier~Returned, who to Sir Gryphon made
20    17|        Into his craven nature be returned,~And straight began to think
21    17|       surprises.~ ~ XCIV~Gryphon returned, and did the weapon wield.~
22    18|        bay:~Anew he sallied, and returned anew,~Aye leaving bloody
23    18| Conqueror towards her suburb-inn returned.~ ~  CXX~Sansonnet and Astolpho
24    18|         it by me to you might be returned.~ ~ CXXX~"Your allegation
25    19|          having pulled the weed,~Returned to seek Medoro on the mead.~ ~
26    20|          years, the Grecian host~Returned from Troy (ten years hostility~
27    21|           behold! the castellain returned,~And bathed in bitter tears
28    21|   purpose but the dame,~And home returned when dusky waxed the skies;~
29    22|        to his wonder who espied,~Returned to him whom he was used
30    23|          be.~ ~ LXIX~When speech returned, ere yet the maiden well~
31    23|      CXIV~He somewhat to himself returned, and thought~How possibly
32    24|    horrible to hear,~To Paris he returned; but nought of this~As yet
33    25|         guise;~Nor yet the heart returned into its place,~Which joyed
34    27|     Rodomont, with wonted pride,~Returned for answer: "Neither Heaven
35    28|       While his afflicted spouse returned to bed.~ ~ XVIII~"Jocundo
36    30|     brethren and his cousins are~Returned, and harboured in Mount
37    31|         long absent, to his love returned,~A longer absence is but
38    32|         brought,~Had to the camp returned, uncalled, unsought.~ ~
39    32|         Such as he found her, he returned the fair;~And though for
40    33|        To await him at the fount returned once more;~ ~ XCII~In case,
41    35|         again,~To the bridge-end returned the damsel, plied~Her courser
42    35|    wheeled, towards the cavalier~Returned, and him bespoke in sportive
43    35|          towards her native land returned.~Hence, as Love spurs and
44    35|         me as bound."~Shamed, he returned, and by his monarch's side,~
45    37|      goblet dry.~ ~ LXX~"The cup returned -- Tanacro, blithe and gay,~
46    41|           When to himself he was returned, uprose,~In face and shoulder
47    42|        to steer.~ ~ LIX~When him returned beheld Montalban's knight,~
48    43|         homeward way.~He finally returned; but sore afraid~Through
49    43|      blind and furious thoughts, returned~Anselmo to the city, in
50    43|          loud lament, --~Thither returned where late, of life bereft,~