Canto

 1     5|     would interpose some little ease.~Then every time your bower
 2     6|         or snare,~Feed at their ease, or ruminating lie:~While,
 3     7|        cunning skill,~All over, ease and wantonness declare;~
 4     8|        all convenience and full ease;~-- To range, at leisure,
 5     8|       old,~And on the croup, at ease, Astolpho placed:~And thus,
 6     8|      the warrior, at his better ease,~The occasion of his embassy
 7     9|    should have led~The king, to ease by sighs his troubled sprite,~
 8    11|       land,~The he with greater ease upon that shore~Might act
 9    13|        king enchantress at full ease had told,~And oft and oft
10    14|     this grot lies heavy Sleep,~Ease, corpulent and gross, upon
11    15|     coasts, the wealthy land at ease.~Ganges amid the whitening
12    15|       be accomplished with more ease,~Writ in the skies from
13    16|    count each leaf with greater ease~When autumn of their mantle
14    17|         and there, the whole at ease;~When them a knight arrested
15    18|     they unarmed, and with more ease~Than stalks or turnips he
16    18|   humble roof below,~In greater ease the weary warriors rested~
17    18|         As wounded or as ill at ease; but more~Tremble at mischief
18    19|        shame to spend it all in ease."~-- "Oh! were I (he replied)
19    23|     Astolpho found, who at full ease~A bridle for the Hippogryph
20    23|        The broken saddle at his ease re-pieced.~ ~ XCVI~He mounts
21    23|     wretched sufferer seeks for ease,~He finds but so much more
22    25|         tardy came the salve to ease the smart:~So deep had Love
23    25|         her desire some hope of ease supplies;~And when she thinks
24    25|      with mickle daring: "Be at ease;~I challenge for myself
25    27|     hear thee speak with better ease~Sit so, that I may have
26    28|        provision for his better ease.~While still his thoughts
27    28|   career,~-- As well he for his ease embarked the steed,~As to
28    29|        she may follow with more ease, so led;~Who whiles despoiled
29    31|       cure,~Inflicted with such ease on lover's breast,~No less
30    32|         who pursues her road at ease:~Much evermore evolving
31    32|    message bore, where at their ease~Reposed the weary cavaliers;
32    32|   played~On them, that slept at ease in lordly bower:~Him, sorer
33    34|     thirty miles in measure,~At ease and slowly moved the cavalier,~
34    38|      lapt in foul and loathsome ease, while you~So need his help,
35    41|         helm away.~To lower, or ease the bellying canvas aught~
36    41| dripping hair.~After, at better ease, to him God's word~And mysteries
37    42|     well that he would take his ease,~-- But this, with so long
38    43|        can discourse with me at ease,~She finds a way whereby
39    43|        there I~So wholly at her ease Madonna view,~No woman or
40    43|     warrior made.~Here, at full ease reclined, Rinaldo lies,~
41    43|       invites~To view it at his ease; and recommends~If there
42    43|       not with thee in calm and ease?~Right sore must be my trespass,
43    43|       service said, her woe~Can ease, or satisfy her sad desires,~
44    43|        leech, whose skill~Might ease the wound of warlike Olivier;~
45    44|         Mid envious wealth, and ease, and luxuries;~Where charity
46    44|         may his wearied courser ease,~Whom he so far that livelong