Canto

 1     2|     citizens demand~Counsel and comfort at their captain's hand.~ ~
 2     5|       excess of woe:~Yet better comfort to Lurcanio feigns,~As if
 3     5|        courage be,~And, for his comfort, prayed me to resort~To
 4     6|        She is; -- the light and comfort of my eye.~Her, right or
 5     6|        To death I with one only comfort go,~That, if her Polinesso
 6     8|      appear,~The lady took some comfort, and laid by,~Emboldened
 7     8|        not unknown.~ ~ XLVII~To comfort her, some reasons full of
 8     9|    intended measure,~To give me comfort and relieve my pain.~At
 9    10|     done:~Since to raise up and comfort in distress~Whom Fortune'
10    10|    endured,~Ill by that other's comfort reassured.~ ~ CI~Rogero
11    11|         him bare.~He strives to comfort her, and hope instill,~That
12    13|       and disastrous change,~My comfort to despair, my good to ill:~
13    15|       royal home,~And, with all comfort, harboured in the dome.~ ~
14    17|        visage pale.~'Tis little comfort, that he is without~Eye-sight,
15    19|      And with unceasing hope of comfort fed~Master and mariners
16    20|     Nought shalt thou hear, thy comfort to assure.~Isabel has not
17    24|        what to say.~For lack of comfort she beholds him die;~Since
18    25|          save he quickly to his comfort goes,~Must needs be slain
19    28|     whence this sudden light of comfort came,~No less Jocundo this
20    28|         Care sits; whence every comfort is o'erthrown:~No remedy
21    29|          his light,~She was his comfort, and his dearest hope;~With
22    30|        was bound.~ ~  LXXXV~The comfort that Hippalca's words convey,~
23    31|      The wretched lover ill his comfort measures.~ ~ V~This is that
24    31|         and nought beside,~Take comfort, for I ween that with no
25    31|          Till something for the comfort of that peer~By wizard's
26    32| occupies,~Room has she none for comfort or for rest.~Yet, maugre
27    32|   tidings, that of Hope -- last comfort left --~(Like every other
28    34|      repose,~(For all and every comfort found he here)~And now Aurora
29    36|     there is good reason, I~The comfort too of vengeance should
30    37|        the castle height;~While comfort Bradamant on her bestowed,~
31    40|     band;~And -- every hope and comfort cast aside --~Branzardo
32    42|    alone~She can, she offers -- comfort to the fair;~Nor thinks
33    43|       single scope,~Their every comfort, and their every hope.~ ~
34    43|         died,~But that a single comfort aid supplied.~ ~ XLIV~"That
35    43|         supplied.~ ~ XLIV~"That comfort was; of all which harboured
36    43|     counsel for his guide --~In comfort might he sleep throughout
37    43|     makes repair.~ ~  CLIII~All comfort that he could he gave; though
38    43|      low.~ ~ CLXXIV~"Yet by one comfort, Flordelice, is followed~
39    44|         from his head~To drive, comfort on the knight bestow,~The
40    44|       Other and many words with comfort rife,~And full of love and
41    45|         Rogero! turn again,~And comfort Hope, whom Fear hath almost
42    45|    called on Death, and therein comfort found;~Since broke by him
43    46|       courtesy,~Some help, some comfort, sir, for one provide~In
44    46|      see;~Who, save ye help and comfort quickly lend,~Is little
45    46|   courteous deed, if none~Shall comfort to the youthful sufferer