Canto

 1     1|        must cease to love."~ ~ XLV~If any ask who made this
 2     2|       not plume and pinion.~ ~ XLV~"While I so lingered where
 3     3|      spheres revolve above.~ ~ XLV~"Lo! Lionel! lo! Borse great
 4     4| distance from Rogero stopt.~ ~ XLV~This was Atlantes the enchanter'
 5     5|       fought upon his part.~ ~ XLV~"He called him to his side,
 6     6|        above a hundred won.~ ~ XLV~"Nor at this hour a single
 7     7|     more than Nestor's age.~ ~ XLV~Returning now to her that
 8     8|     the hermit at her side.~ ~ XLV~From the extremest height
 9     9|   grief and darkness found.~ ~ XLV~"His pity for his son, the
10    10|     long experience taught.~ ~ XLV~He praised Rogero much,
11    11|       Aethiopia posts away.~ ~ XLV~With Melicerta on her shoulders,
12    12|   easily my present scope."~ ~ XLV~The good Orlando could no
13    13|      all the pains of love.~ ~ XLV~The beauteous lady who desires
14    14|        broke upon the crew.~ ~ XLV~When this he saw was broke,
15    15|      toils in terror flies;~ ~ XLV~"Whom with loud laughter,
16    16|       on his courser fleet.~ ~ XLV~He stoops upon the weapon
17    17|   pains, with all her wits.~ ~ XLV~"With slaughtered sheep
18    18|     least one horseman low.~ ~ XLV~In other part, Rinaldo,
19    19|      well by torch's light.~ ~ XLV~This one beneath the poop,
20    20|      compass in this place.~ ~ XLV~" `And yet will I endeavour
21    21| exposed to certain shame.'~ ~  XLV~" `To me such preface needs
22    22|        succour is delayed."~ ~ XLV~The haughty semblance and
23    23|    sorrow touched them all.~ ~ XLV~Zerbino asked the occasion,
24    24|       in other author read.~ ~ XLV~This author vouches (I declare
25    25|    lights the world again.~ ~  XLV~"On issueing from their
26    26|       field, and pasturage:~ ~ XLV~"And thence shall into the
27    27|   possess the listed mead.~ ~  XLV~Four lots the monarch bade
28    28|        water he had sworn.~ ~  XLV~"Then to Jocundo: `What
29    29|       naked man and crazed.~ ~ XLV~She stopt, the issue of
30    30|        and his bugle blows.~ ~ XLV~When that loud sound is
31    31|        by the paynim taken.~ ~ XLV~"Few days are past, since
32    32|       with such foul shame?~ ~ XLV~"Were it not better to the
33    33|    city shall anew be lost.~ ~ XLV~"Lo! other French who his
34    34|        the disastrous cave.~ ~ XLV~The motion of his quickly
35    35|        be to you consigned.~ ~ XLV~"These have I sent into
36    36|   brings her to that grove?~ ~ XLV~And him perfidious she anew
37    37|      so suddenly revealed.~ ~  XLV~"For in the lifetime of
38    38|   excuse him in your sight.~ ~ XLV~"The Nubian squadrons, I
39    39|          Behold the count!"~ ~ XLV~At the same time, withal,
40    40|      forge and Africk lies.~ ~ XLV~With juniper and myrtle
41    41|   princely blood, will die.~ ~ XLV~"Ye may depart, who, save
42    42|      but for one short day.~ ~ XLV~The thought will never from
43    43|       the perilous emprize.~ ~ XLV~"My wish, o'erpassing every
44    44|        as soon as I appear?~ ~ XLV~"Alas! with long and obstinate
45    45|       he breathes his last.~ ~ XLV~-- The trap upraised, by
46    46|     wouldst of sorrow die."~ ~ XLV~These words he spake, and