Canto

 1     1|    from his side.~Fearing the mischief kindled by her eyes,~From
 2     1|      mutual wrongs forgot and mischief done;~That for departure
 3     1|      maid intends~To heal the mischief which her charms had wrought,~
 4     1|       and groans, yet not for mischief sore~Endured in wounded
 5     4|  makes a prize,~Who, to their mischief, in these parts are found.~
 6     5|   perceived,~Until the deadly mischief was achieved.~ ~ XXVII~"
 7     8|  Whence on my head does every mischief fall.~For this my brother
 8    11|  drowned,~That never more the mischief might be found.~ ~ XXII~
 9    11|       The peer, who sees that mischief they intend,~In vengeance
10    13|    the lady dead,~To the sore mischief of all Italy,~Will with
11    14|  Before him, who at large the mischief taught;~ ~ XXIX~-- Who taught
12    15|      Exempted from the mighty mischief goes:~ ~ V~For he to the
13    15|   wends,~Nought of the subtle mischief understands;~And so the
14    15|      flies,~How is own covert mischief to eschew:~He runs into
15    15|      each reflect, who to his mischief woos,~How keenly tempered
16    16|     star.~Though charmed from mischief are the cavalier's~Good
17    18|    hand,~Sit watching how the mischief is to end.~Gryphon and Aquilant
18    18|      said,~Unless against the mischief he provide;~And hence his
19    18|     ease; but more~Tremble at mischief which they deem in store.~ ~
20    21|        be it what it may, the mischief know;~Then, with my sword
21    21|       to fulfil,~Hatching new mischief, to my brother goes.~Of
22    21|    freed,~Ere him some mighty mischief should betide,~Of future
23    23|       any crossed her path on mischief bent,~Or even questioned
24    23| conceal his woes;~And yet the mischief gathered force and spread,~
25    24|      him assigned,~And led to mischief of far deeper stain,~Than
26    24|    him flew,~Saved, with sore mischief to himself, his lord;~In
27    26|    Mustering their swarms for mischief in mid air, --~The greedy
28    28|      That Love has caused the mischief all surmise,~Though none
29    29|      bushes, here,~From other mischief safe, the stripling lit,~
30    30|       cause an evil with such mischief fraught,~My heart is broken
31    30|       To save Rogero from the mischief near:~Yet at the king (nor
32    31|       speak not of what fatal mischief wrought~Hippalca's and the
33    31|       made,~Will with eternal mischief be appaid.~ ~ XXII~One hour
34    31|       I see my coming has but mischief wrought.~ ~ XXXII~"But that
35    31|      Thou mayst conceive what mischief may ensue~To Charles and
36    34|        XXII~"I ill to you the mischief could express~Alcestes did
37    34|    the first cause of all the mischief, sent.~To yield my person
38    34|  Restored; and, to repair the mischief done,~(Beside spoil given)
39    34|      I on a scheme of no less mischief fall:~Through me, all deemed
40    36|        What time the destined mischief ye withstood,~As to your
41    36|   from the plain,~Intent fell mischief with her sword to do,~Bradamant
42    36|    would say -- when, bent~On mischief, fiercely closed the furious
43    36|       either now new means of mischief planned.~Rogero both implores
44    42|      And how nought cures the mischief caused by one~But that whose
45    44|   France would be~Secure from mischief from the Moorish crew,~Homeward
46    45|  strikes, and circles him, on mischief bent;~And evermore she rages