Canto

 1     4|        bright.~He runs a short career; then upward springs.~And
 2     6|       air~To spur him to a new career again~Now thought; but doubted
 3     7|        that dread game:~In mid career she laid her lance in rest,~
 4     9|       lance, and sticks in his career~First one and afterwards
 5    11| Although a feeble rein, in mid career,~Will oft suffice to stop
 6    11|    earth and air accustomed to career.~But, having slipt his bit,
 7    15|      see prepared to enter the career~This third, who shall the
 8    16|        grants he grace,~In his career, to servant or to lord;~
 9    17|   Ogier joined the king in his career;~Namus and Oliver; and,
10    18|        vengeance drove in full career.~ ~ CXVIII~On Rabican, pricked
11    19|        LXXXV~At the end of the career, she checked her steed,~
12    19|       he would speak ere their career was run,~Nor thinking that
13    20|     and drove at her in fierce career.~ ~ CXV~Marphisa grasped
14    20|    Without awaiting answer, to career~She spurred her horse, and
15    22| matchless champions hazard the career.~Clothes, arms, and coursers
16    22|        another spurred in bold career~The knights, with their
17    22|        warriors shocked in mid career.~That of Rogero, wrought
18    22|  warrior had his knight in the career~Smith with such prowess.
19    26| Suffices, and yet less for the career.~Six hundred men, or more,
20    26|        or twenty, shifting his career;~No fewer by the warlike
21    26| brittle crystal, in that proud career,~The weapons at the rest
22    28|   taxed too hardly in his long career,~-- As well he for his ease
23    29|  Orlando running thus his wild career,~The barrier tops, and o'
24    29|    gaining on the mare in this career.~Now, now he touches her,
25    30|        that jennet in his wild career,~Dead as she was, behind
26    30|    their warlike steeds to the career,~And, in mid champaign,
27    30|        splinters, broke in the career;~For two or three fell flaming
28    31|  fierce encounter made.~In the career Rinaldo was not thrown,~
29    31| scatters booth and tent in his career.~ ~ LIV~Is none so bold
30    31|    along the bridge, in fierce career.~ ~ LXVIII~The paynim's
31    31|       all who cross his fierce career,~He leaves afflicted and
32    32|     ground; and next in fierce career,~With flowing bridle, drove
33    33|      France prepares for fresh career,~And to repair her many
34    33|      beneath him, in his swift career,~The royal castle and the
35    34|     the mountain-cave his long career~He closed, and ran the monstrous
36    35|      and well prepared for the career,~Gave me this horse, that
37    35|         for if unhorsed in the career~A prisoner to my lord shalt
38    35|      many a warrior, famous in career,~That often make them shake
39    36|     gone~Rogero to defy to the career,~Upon her call, who seemed
40    37|       win dame and palm in the career;~But that Greek knight,
41    39|      through the Moorish ranks career.~Who could each several
42    41|     Brandimart unhorsed in the career~Sobrino; but it was not
43    41|     the southern king's in the career:~That Brigliador, Rogero'
44    41|      how good his speed in the career:~The County by that stroke
45    42|        past the Po, with swift career.~ ~ LXX~Much towards eve
46    43|      those paynim kings in the career,~But had a hard and bloody
47    44|     sea-marshes last his light career~He stopt, on rich Provence'
48    44|    spurs Frontino, that in his career~Is like the wind, and passes
49    45|       next; then hers, that in career~Her foemen ever upon earth
50    46|       lance which smote in the career~Upon mid-shield, yet harmed