Canto

 1     6|     Polinesso hopes had nursed,~Wholly his secret treason to conceal.~
 2     8|       Swarm here and there, and wholly block the way;~And that
 3     9|     shining light displayed,~He wholly searched the Moorish army
 4     9|         up; the brothers two~So wholly bound to me, they would
 5    14|      joy her present woe,~Would wholly bear her off; whom having
 6    15|        and bred such care,~They wholly turned aside his mind from
 7    16|         shapes her history,~She wholly throws the blame on Gryphon
 8    19|     sped,~Medoro fell as he was wholly dead.~ ~ XIV~So grieved
 9    20|       first design would render wholly vain.~If one can singly
10    21|        So that my honour be not wholly lost,~ ~ XL~" `And, with
11    22|  brother of her own:~Nor certes wholly causeless are her fears,~
12    23|     lost all feeling; so a prey~Wholly was he to that o'ermastering
13    25|         this sole request;~Then wholly yours for life, in all things,
14    26|             LVII~She turned her wholly to Sir Richardet,~As bound
15    29|    stedfast spirit, which abode~Wholly with God; but he, her shield
16    30|    horse amid the billows high,~Wholly resolved to reach the farther
17    31|     opprest,~His tenderness him wholly overcame;~And touched with
18    32|         XXVI~Sorrow the maid so wholly occupies,~Room has she none
19    32|        Then recollected she was wholly armed.~Meanwhile her better
20    33|        courser, here and there.~Wholly unskilled in fence, and
21    34|       further ye will need,~And wholly must you leave this nether
22    35|          Would have served many wholly to array,~Are all united
23    35|          That envious Death may wholly them consume.~Besides that
24    37|       those two kindly brothers wholly gained.~In the holy orders
25    38|       he do~That in the Saviour wholly puts his trust!~The stones
26    38|     fifth will soon remain;~And wholly spent will be your wretched
27    38|         as lord~Will serve, but wholly Charlemagne obey.~-- Rinaldo --
28    40|        wot, with me contest,~If wholly made of copper or of steel.~
29    41|    waters rise,~And in a moment wholly stop the vent~Whence issues
30    41|     from that pain:~He sees him wholly strained and wet with blood,~
31    42|       casts away~All haste, and wholly leans to kind accord,~Prythee
32    42|    those other barons true;~For wholly broken was the infidel:~
33    43|         Melissa; and there I~So wholly at her ease Madonna view,~
34    43|     bright,~As if the fault was wholly in her hair:~Wildly her
35    43|         father; for her sake~If wholly she to serve her God was
36    43|      promised he would make him wholly sound.~In that no unguents
37    44|         sovereigns bear.~Since, wholly careless as to right or
38    44|         my content;~Nay it will wholly frustrate my intent.~ ~
39    44|         to flake:~Love this may wholly splinter, ere he may~Another'
40    44|      Leo, for fear his bands be wholly spent,~Bids sound the assembly
41    45|     lest~My hope by fear should wholly be opprest.~ ~ XXXVII~"As
42    45|         pity and with love then wholly yearned.~ ~ LII~Much muses
43    45|        And now gives point; and wholly is intent~'Twixt plate and
44    45|             LXXXII~When Phoebus wholly under water goes,~Charlemagne
45    45|       care,~Whom he unharnessed wholly, and untied.~"O my Frontino,
46    46|      table;~Himself and courser wholly clothed in sable.~ ~ CII~
47    46|         the year and month were wholly o'er,~And wholly past was
48    46|     month were wholly o'er,~And wholly past was the succeeding
49    46| astounded is Rogero's brain;~So wholly overclouded is his thought.~