Canto

 1     1|      Or sharp repulse, my bold design pursue."~ ~ LIX~This said,
 2     3|     and shadow forth the great design.~ ~ IV~Till when, this chisel
 3     3|       And having compassed the design I planned,~A month beyond,
 4     3|      with just cause their ill design,~Shall thrash the Romans'
 5     5| wrought,~As that to compass my design would please;~And, if not
 6     5|         was not aware~That the design, in which he help besought,~
 7     5|     Joined by his brother, the design in show;~But resolute to
 8     7|       said,~And told with what design she thither sped:~ ~ LXVII~
 9     8|     XXXIV~What was the friar's design I well surmise;~And you
10     8|     Lest she should hinder his design, of this~He nought imparted
11     9|       whatever quest:~But with design to cast the weapon where~
12     9|       is said:~But 'tis not my design you should repair~Thither;
13    11|      this hateful engine first design:~ ~ XXVIII~And I shall think,
14    11|       things that befitted his design:~His arms he left behind,
15    11|     Nor whosoever broiders gay design,~Though on his task be spent
16    11|       repent;~But, that in the design on which he came,~He should
17    13|        the sight~Abandoned his design, and turned to flight.~ ~
18    13|         Quickly her every fair design forbore.~She weens Melissa
19    14|     the deed had done;~But the design he hatched, forebore to
20    17|        of the peer,~Upon a new design the matron hits.~Pursued
21    17|      have done,~To compass our design, you do not shrink~To imbue
22    18|     bear arms: but him, in the design~Of seeking out Sir Aquilant
23    19|     than enow, the damsel made design~In India to revisit her
24    20|       puissant wight~Our first design would render wholly vain.~
25    20|     for their flight;~Feigning design, as soon as dawn ensues,~
26    21|     out aright,~For seldom ill design is schemed in vain.~So fell
27    22|       departing from his first design,~Keeps the bark straight
28    26|        feminine array, of fair design,~Embroidered round about
29    26|    steed away.~But vain was my design; for him parforce~A Saracen
30    26|     prayed,~As well Rogero the design to aid.~ ~ XCVI~Adding that
31    26| restore.~If each is on his own design intent,~With Mandricardo
32    27|         Thou ill wouldst aught design against that steed,~For,
33    27|        coast of Provence, with design~To his African domain to
34    28|     art others' prey.~'Twas my design, having with mickle pain~
35    30|      good.~And how the youth's design did ill succeed,~Because
36    31|      more~To France, with this design, had made repair;~And had
37    32|      his way has ta'en.~In the design, wherewith she moved her
38    32|      wend,~Here to remain I my design to proclaim,~Should my resolve
39    33|    make accord,~To compass his design, with Britain's lord.~ ~
40    33|     Tree, rock, or river, with design to shun~Those cruel claws,
41    34|      But, fearing failure, our design delay~In that we find too
42    34|     strife,~With the same fell design upon his life.~ ~ XL~"Unable
43    34|      nor you the cause of your design,~Nor you the scope of your
44    34|      with other scope did your design~Of wending hither the Redeemer
45    35|        whereof THE ETERNAL had design~To fashion good Hippolytus
46    36|        their pact; and -- with design,~The occasion of his failure
47    38|    bold in deed and prudent in design,~Much that illustrious lady