Canto

 1     2|      wilt not let me take the certain ford,~Dragging me where
 2     3|      Since Merlin, still with certain knowledge summing~Events,
 3     3|     be the native operation~O certain stones, to shine like torch
 4     5|  shame:~Though, in a thousand certain signs betrayed,~The faithless
 5     5|   never love more true --~Are certain she alone would share my
 6     5|     quest pursue,~And by more certain proof than combat, try~If
 7     5|     that if I taken were,~Too certain risque the duke and I must
 8     8|       pool, which teemed with certain prey;~And rode a hack which
 9    10|   lord,~No woman's faith more certain could appear~To man, though
10    10|      sore,~Presaging, and now certain of her plight:~She beat
11    11|    course she might renew;~In certain rustic weeds her body dressed:~
12    11|  shore,~With keen desire more certain news to learn:~But now the
13    14|  before,~Not hopeful now, but certain, of his prize,~Deemed that
14    14|    plight~Nor if the fosse of certain bottom were.~He past, ran, --
15    16|    the champaigne prest.~More certain proof of worth, when warriors
16    16|       and goes, nor keeps one certain way,~When hollow Fortune
17    18|      deems herself possest.~A certain mode to enrage these two
18    18|     you, when by manifest~And certain tokens they by her were
19    18|    hurrying in such guise,~Is certain that the twain are enemies.~ ~
20    19|    beam and timber broke:~And certain death to make the port would
21    19|    Marphisa in her life, with certain wound,~A thousand cavaliers
22    20|      port, defend.~Nor know I certain way from hence to wend."~ ~
23    21|       here I stand exposed to certain shame.'~ ~  XLV~" `To me
24    21|  encounter any ill:~For I the certain mean will tell aright.~He
25    23|  Count of Altaripa, done,~Was certain 'twas and outrage manifest,~
26    23|      he thought, and held for certain case,~That Roland was a
27    23|       Could not but, by these certain tokens, see~The could no
28    23|    was a puissant cavalier~By certain signals was he taught to
29    26|      they deem, will be their certain prey.~Yet not so rudely
30    27|    But she directs not all by certain plan;~Rather, upon a nearer
31    34|       and eternal yell;~Proof certain that its entrance led to
32    34|    that on my horn depend~For certain succour?" (did the warrior
33    34|    thee declare.~Though it is certain, Pride but took its rise~
34    34|       With half our realm, if certain by that act~Himself from
35    35|      can shower,~Shall be its certain and eternal dower.~ ~ VI~"
36    38| interposed delays,~This, as a certain sign, had served to prove~
37    38|    day;~Who would prevail (so certain is our right)~Though Mars
38    41|     fear.~If death must be my certain portion, I,~Rather than
39    42|   haste, the journey made,~As certain news, the tidings had conveyed.~ ~
40    42|   them on his head.~ ~ CI~"If certain of thy wife's fidelity,~
41    43|     consort's virtue tried~By certain proof, and to the touchstone
42    43|       be thought,~How by some certain token can I read~If she
43    43|       day we all must take~By certain law, the form of spotted
44    43|       he stops elsewhere;~And certain rustic reeds begins to sound;~
45    46|      I never knew;~But, if by certain tokens signified,~He is
46    46|     LI~He speaks with that of certain news, which say~How good