Canto

 1     1|         has long been owed."~ ~ XXIX~Bristled the paynim's every
 2     2|        flashing waters flew.~ ~ XXIX~The watchful mariners, in
 3     3|  progeny maintain and bless.~ ~ XXIX~"More famed for courtesy
 4     4|         foul to all mankind.~ ~ XXIX~"Nor I, by malice moved,
 5     5|         and mine your case.'~ ~ XXIX~" `And I,' cried Ariodantes, `
 6     6|     plague me from without."~ ~ XXIX~At the first sound, Rogero
 7     7|        the lily or the rose.~ ~ XXIX~The plant no closer does
 8     8|      the sea he fixed a day.~ ~ XXIX~But here, sir, it behoves
 9     9|       with powder and a ball~ ~ XXIX~"He, where 'tis closed behind,
10    10|       in his voracious womb.~ ~ XXIX~"I live in terror, and appear
11    11|    women, fair and delicate.~ ~ XXIX~But no less slow than eager
12    12|      upon the maid, and saw.~ ~ XXIX~Ferrau and Roland came upon
13    13|         to the starry skies.~ ~ XXIX~"Were they by chance conducted,
14    14|         the mischief taught;~ ~ XXIX~-- Who taught how Manilardo
15    15|        though last to start.~ ~ XXIX~"I see such faith, such
16    16|       Angel for their guide.~ ~ XXIX~It was God's will, that
17    17|       servants bear his bow.~ ~ XXIX~"While, with much solace,
18    18|       by beauteous Doralice.~ ~ XXIX~When she fell into Mandricardo'
19    19|       her cruel ill is bent.~ ~ XXIX~Her ill but festered and
20    20|        that the dismal news.~ ~ XXIX~" 'Twas thus with the male
21    21| prisonment's perpetual pain.~ ~ XXIX~"Yet nothing but his former
22    22|         detained the knight.~ ~ XXIX~Good cause he had to love
23    23|      all her secrets versed.~ ~ XXIX~How graven in her heart
24    24|      goodly friendship ends.~ ~ XXIX~After Almonio had his tale
25    25|      into that hold at last.~ ~ XXIX~"When now she had her, fearless
26    26|         instances withstood.~ ~ XXIX~With viewing her they cannot
27    27|     blood the thirsty plain.~ ~ XXIX~At once a formidable larum
28    28|         to Pavia in the end.~ ~ XXIX~"Not that forthwith he lets
29    29|         shall last for ever.~ ~ XXIX~"I will that all, in every
30    30|      champion good and true.~ ~ XXIX~Agramant recognized this
31    31|     tears of pleasure start.~ ~ XXIX~Guido the savage was that
32    32|      aught inquires besides.~ ~ XXIX~Of him a full account did
33    33|       vaunted virtues shorn;~ ~ XXIX~"And if illustrious Crete
34    34|         had I fixed my mind;~ ~ XXIX~"And, though I sought him,
35    35|   praise; an author I below!~ ~ XXIX~"There earned I, above all
36    36|     divisions come to blows.~ ~ XXIX~On this side and that other,
37    37|        to royal Charlemagne;~ ~ XXIX~And recognised the other
38    38|        camels a large store.~ ~ XXIX~The night before the day,
39    39|    patron, mariner and mate.~ ~ XXIX~Twenty-six thousand were
40    40|          their foemen shook.~ ~ XXIX~As on loud ocean, lashed
41    41|     good than rich and fair;~ ~ XXIX~And, for of harness he had
42    42|         Rinaldo I would say.~ ~ XXIX~I say Rinaldo that (as known
43    43|     bosom overflows the cup.~ ~ XXIX~" `Below departing, you
44    44|   damsels, upon either hand.~ ~ XXIX~The emperor Charles with
45    45|         her love was noosed;~ ~ XXIX~And that with further end
46    46|        this remains unsaid.~ ~  XXIX~Approaching nearer and yet