Canto

 1     3|         and towers, a countless store,~Argenta, Lugo, and a thousand
 2     8|    worse torment yet remains in store~Beyond, I am unable to descry:~
 3     9|        having drained my scanty store:~And now the term is nigh
 4    11|         he had not set an equal store;~ ~ III~Warmed by whose
 5    11|         ample world contains in store.~ ~  LXVIII~In whiteness
 6    12|      barley heaped in plenteous store.~ ~ XXXIII~Nor might nor
 7    14|        King Agramant has little store~Of chiefs, he feigns a choice,
 8    14|    Examinations, summons, and a store~Of writs and letters of
 9    14|     idle lie the fiery hoops in store,~Which, wreathed about with
10    15|   display, still liberal of his store;~But to all those who for
11    16|      riches are, they think, in store~For those that do their
12    17|          while sylvan leaves in store,~And scented herbs upon
13    17|      her and her household as a store;~And from the ceiling dangled
14    17|     temple, dwelling-house, and store;~Nor any cruel name of mockery
15    18|   should by his memory set such store,~Now shall be seen -- be
16    18|        countries, taking in her store:~They, with the patron,
17    18|      all needful matters little store~Was made there, for provisioning
18    18|     mischief which they deem in store.~ ~ CLXV~Two Moors amid
19    20|         be nourished from their store.~ ~ XII~"Some are exposed,
20    20|       whose faith they set most store,~For many days remain so
21    20|     every day one only from the store~Of victims was brought out
22    20|        forges, often closed, in store~Have the ill-furnished band
23    20|     intent to furnish from this store,~Merchants and sailors that
24    21|      other set by her so little store,~The former amorous flame
25    24|   seaward from the city, with a store~Of nags, collected in a
26    24|     discharging its destructive store,~Inflicts worse evil than
27    25|         Then, ordering from her store a costly vest,~She spread
28    25|      lent, and set by him great store;~ ~ LXXX~And at the feast,
29    26|        or amble they set little store;~And he who had no steed,
30    26|       different vessels, with a store~Of feminine array, of fair
31    26|      the world beside reserve a store."~ ~ CX~Their fury waxed,
32    27|  Believe worse vengeance yet in store,~If I beyond these lines
33    27|        own, was ready with such store,~As plainly showed that
34    28|     honour him, and bids purvey~Store of provision for his better
35    29|      from city and from farm, a store~Of herbs collected, nor
36    29|        marking well what scanty store~Of brain in poor Orlando'
37    35|        none amid that countless store;~And when and whose such
38    35|    Arrives that ancient, of his store profuse,~He all those names
39    36|        purpose which she has in store.~Making his congees to the
40    38|    elephants and camels a large store.~ ~ XXIX~The night before
41    40|      the only good they have in store,~Thou, if thou liv'st, I
42    42|        glorious city which such store~Sets my melodious Maro,
43    42|     charms or grace have fuller store,~Whether her visage most
44    43|      had put away,~(A plenteous store) he leaves; and field and
45    44| doubtful Fortune good or ill in store;~I am a very rock of faith,
46    45|     hope would have remained in store~That I by Bradamant should