Canto

 1     1|           and please the ear.~ ~ XXXVI~Weening removed the way
 2     2|     broken victim of despair.~ ~ XXXVI~Urged by the passion lodged
 3     3|          Florentine for gold:~ ~ XXXVI~"And trust a noble brother
 4     4|       another's fate foresee.~ ~ XXXVI~"Seek not thy death from
 5     5|        is, and passing pure.'~ ~ XXXVI~"When Ariodantes had, with
 6     6|       pleasure drew to shore.~ ~ XXXVI~"Thither swift dolphins
 7     7|   conceals the vanished maid.~ ~ XXXVI~She cannot, will not, think
 8     8|    closer to her saddle grew.~ ~ XXXVI~She cannot, howsoe'er the
 9     9|      with his Arbantes wooed.~ ~ XXXVI~"I who would have consented
10    10|        wears are all on fire.~ ~ XXXVI~While to the warrior thirst
11    11| unchanged in heart and cheer.~ ~ XXXVI~He, as one well resolved
12    12|    knight sufficed the ring.~ ~  XXXVI~In haste, they through the
13    13|       meeting brows confined.~ ~ XXXVI~The brand discharged by
14    14|    silent, and insensate fly.~ ~ XXXVI~Nor he long was had rode,
15    15|          and new empire won."~ ~ XXXVI~Thus of the victories, by
16    16|          will obligation owe.~ ~ XXXVI~"If him the ancients with
17    17|         at his neck was hung.~ ~ XXXVI~"Our lord, meanwhile, returning
18    18|          the plunderer prest.~ ~ XXXVI~So raging, to the pigmy
19    19|         to their secret love.~ ~ XXXVI~Amid such pleasures, where,
20    20|        selected from the ten.~ ~ XXXVI~"To that foul murderous
21    21|     irrational and evil will.~ ~ XXXVI~"The husband had an ancient
22    22|          water, but by fire."~ ~ XXXVI~Then on his way to be baptized
23    23|         rides of such renown.~ ~ XXXVI~"If he, as you relate, be
24    24|       death, among them bore.~ ~ XXXVI~The horse, that had the
25    25|        ewe, nor hind in hind.~ ~ XXXVI~" `Tis only I, on earth,
26    26|      breast a dart has pight.~ ~ XXXVI~The TENTH, in writing, on
27    27|       thwart his high intent.~ ~ XXXVI~As servant faithful to his
28    28|           Oh! what appetite!'~ ~ XXXVI~"And he the consort to whom
29    29|     signal on his bugle-horn.~ ~ XXXVI~Whereat he armed, and issued
30    30|        at the simple thought.~ ~ XXXVI~"If of small value life
31    31|   greeted of the whole array.~ ~ XXXVI~Ever, I deem, good Guido
32    31|      banner took their stand.~ ~ XXXVI~So one day and another prick
33    32|      breathing wrath returns.~ ~ XXXVI~Turned on her face, her
34    33|       and Apennine, divides."~ ~ XXXVI~The host reproved himself,
35    34|          by the warrior paid.~ ~ XXXVI~"His conquest he pursued,
36    35|          foaming river found.~ ~ XXXVI~"Are you (she said) so daring
37    36|  thousand would he recognize.~ ~ XXXVI~Her further meaning well
38    37|       visage of a single man.~ ~ XXXVI~Not more bold Jason wondered,
39    38|   Astolpho lead their spears.~ ~ XXXVI~Erewhile a nimble bark,
40    39|         one gave rise in all.~ ~ XXXVI~The duke Astolpho and the
41    40|       African dominions were.~ ~ XXXVI~Agramant, who had left without
42    41|          for so fell a fight.~ ~ XXXVI~Orlando disembarks, with
43    42|          counter current run;~ ~ XXXVI~And says, Rinaldo, having
44    43|          or Erithraean shore.~ ~ XXXVI~"I enter safely, that my
45    44|        none so passing good.~ ~  XXXVI~Duke Aymon heard his heir
46    45|       Fear hath almost slain.~ ~ XXXVI~"As when the sun withdraws
47    46|        be thine for evermore.~ ~ XXXVI~"What time I as Rogero was